
Juliet Rowan: Why am I having weird dreams lately?
Comment: Waking life is increasingly surreal; disturbing dreams may be a sign of trauma.
Comment: Waking life is increasingly surreal; disturbing dreams may be a sign of trauma.
Rotorua readers have their say.
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
We're not out of trouble yet - Businesses are struggling but health takes priority.
Bay of Plenty musicians join fight against Covid-19.
Teachers and staff will be dealing with some of the same lockdown issues as everyone else.
COMMENT: The crisis is a chance to draw strength from earlier struggles.
It may feel as though the couch has its own gravitational pull but you can resist.
The Covid-19 saga will no doubt produce many twists and turns before it ends.
COMMENT: New Zealand will not be the same when this blight leaves us.
COMMENT: Covid-19 can't be used as an excuse to withhold information.
COMMENT: Building resilience may be the most productive thing we do in lockdown.
COMMENT: It seems to me that there are some good things emerging from the adversity.
Our 'new normal' is impossible to predict but I think we'll see some great innovation.
It's never been easier or more important to connect with others.
We're forced out of convenience bubbles - and that can't be a bad thing.
COMMENT: What does a holiday where you can't leave your house even look like?
Ten tips for staying occupied and sane during lockdown
If you're like me, separation between home and work is needed for productivity in both.
With a level 4 lockdown under way, there are bound to be a lot of emotions to be felt.
COMMENT: The fear of isolation is real but we can get through it together.
Our lives have been turned upside down, and inside out.
Readers have their say.
Whenever you come across people just doing their jobs, remember to be a decent human.