Letters to the Editor
Letters: Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown should be praised for promoting Auckland's city centre
OPINION: The mayor's message is the right one for the city.
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Letters: Seascape tower developer will have done huge damage to industry
OPINION: Financial damage to industry will be huge
Letters: Regional rail is an idea gathering steam
OPINION: Let's dare to dream bigger with regional rail.
Letters: We should be worried about the Government’s interference in the media
OPINION: We should be worried about media interference.
Letters: Maybe a grand coalition is the right idea and might fix our Super problem?
OPINION: David Kirk has all the leadership qualities of a Prime Minister, one reader says.
Letters: Old-school inspiration for balls, Judith Collins’ legacy, the folly of war
OPINION: Creative thinking could go a long way to reducing the price of graduation balls.
Letters: We need some long-term planning if we are going to get the country on the right track
OPINION: Can we put aside self-interest for collective wealth and health?
Letters: We need to remember how much we can achieve when we pull together
OPINION: Let's work together to improve all our lives.
Letters: New Zealand should be tapping into solar energy
OPINION: In Australia, solar generates about 14% of the country's energy supply.
Letters: We are spending billions on war that could have been used for aid
OPINION: Will we come to our senses in time? a reader asks.
Letters: Distracted drivers could cause catastrophic consequences
OPINION: New Zealand rugby players have lost their kicking game, one reader argues.
Letters: New Zealand's obsession with bigger cars; and capital gains tax
OPINION: Capital gains tax would raise productivity – if leaders combined forces.
Letters: A climate of ‘whataboutisms’, will political journalists face the same scrutiny?
OPINION: Rail could reinvigorate rural communities, writes a reader.
Letters: King Charles should be applauded for his speech to the US Congress
OPINION: Unexpectedly wise words from the King.
Letters: Severe weather events mean we have some difficult roading decisions ahead
OPINION: Difficult roading decisions ahead for NZ.
Letters: Can cutting our emissions really change the climate?
OPINION: Continuation of the current trend may not be as dramatic as many claim.
Letters: Vaccinations, consent and what we need to learn when looking at New Zealand’s performance during Covid
OPINION: The lesson we need to learn from Covid.
Letters: Fuel thieves and the political blame game
OPINION: The Broadcasting Standards Authority is in its death throes, a reader says.
Letters: Earth Day every day, the blame game and balance vs nostalgia
OPINION: Every day should be Earth Day, and the euphemisms that abide despite evidence.
Letters: Poppy love - bring back the oldies that had staying power
OPINION: Seymour's financial education plan, Shane Jones' outbursts, and Aesop's fable.
Letters: National can’t allow the tail to wag the dog if it forms another coalition Government
OPINION: National need to ensure they stay true to their principles.
Letters: Voters getting mixed messages as Luxon leads in troubled times
OPINION: Luxon’s best not enough in tough times, says reader.
Letters: Coalition’s move on Treaty references shows a lack of transparency
OPINION: China's outrage and building concerns for Howick and Mellons Bay.
Letters: Does New Zealand really want to see National change leader?
OPINION: New Zealand, be careful what you wish for, a reader writes.
Letters: Auckland doesn't have the infrastructure for two million
OPINION: Victims of severe weather events will beg to differ with those crying 'woke'.
Letters: Cyclone warnings not a case of 'crying wolf'
OPINION: There was no wolf when Peter first cried wolf. There definitely was a cyclone.
Letters: We want to see homelessness cut, but governments have finite budgets
OPINION: Billions was spent but Auckland still doesn't have a rail line to the airport.
Letters: Why we need tolerance, respect and co-operation now more than ever
OPINION: Tolerance, respect and co-operation are things to be admired.
Letters: Development an example of the problems with intensification
OPINION: Ex-Unitec campus project another urban planning disaster.
Letters: Woke? It’s better to be prepared for the worst when storms hit
OPINION: The devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle still looms large in our memories.