LETTERS: Readers share their thoughts on the Hamurana Springs charge and Miss Rotorua.

There's a reason why Garth Weinberg is known as The Alien.

Letters on the cycleway, a kaka in Lynmore and responsible boy racers.

We asked people on the street their thoughts about Te Manawa construction being delayed.

We asked people on the street if they plan on voting.

Opinion: I think this election is about leadership. And leaders that feel right.

The media are now often seen as the enemy by those glued to a political viewpoint.

MP has delivered the goods for our good, say readers.

People who weren't alive in the 80s have known nothing but monetarism.

Readers' views on the 4-laning of Te Ngae Rd and the Hemo roundabout sculpture.

Daylight saving starts Sunday, will it be a harbinger of a new government?

A reader says cannabis should be proven harmless before it was made legal.

Synthetic cannabis smokers and gang members are topics for our letter writers today.

Readers weigh in on the news the Hemo Gorge sculpture has run into problems.

A reader questions whether a new housing development will meet Rotorua's needs.

Opinion: The government should no longer tolerate spectacularly unsuccessful CEOs.

Readers share their views on the planned new lakefront spa and Maori language use.

Readers write about the legalisation of marijuana and one man's mayoral aspirations.

Readers write about 1080 and a lack of community policing.

Tommy Wilson bids adieu to a mighty Te Puna totara.

Opinion: Latest subdivision a good sign for Rotorua's housing crisis.

Letters: Readers discuss the benefits of electric cars and gender equality.

Rotorua District Choir and Rotorua Symphonic Band played at Rotorua Girls' High School.

Wet weather, littering workers, MPs and Mamaku are topics for our letter writers today.

Opinion: Values-based political personas coming through loud and clear.

A reader points out Rotorua could end up with five MPs after the election.

Readers write about reviewing speed limits,

We asked our citizens what becoming a citizen means to them.

Readers write about the online accommodation sector and the Treaty of Waitangi

More needs to be done to stop the vulnerable from falling through the cracks.