Re: ‘Leave climate change to the experts!' letter by David Maxfield (The Weekend Sun, November 11) In his recent letter, questioning the opinions of David... Read More

There are a few reasons that Tauranga City's parking is such a nightmare of a situation and CBD workers are now complaining and creating a petition to the council. The... Read More

The noise of chainsaws has been heard all over Tauranga to devastating effect. In particular, two lovely mature healthy copper beach trees were assassinated on... Read More

Another year, more firefighters risking their lives to save people and property. More native bush and farmland burnt with dead wildlife and stock. Terrified pets... Read More

Life's journey is not a walk on a high wire tightrope Each of us is allowed mistakes Each of us is allowed hope Our greatest assets walk beside us. They are... Read More

We live just around the corner from Grace Hospital, which is a private hospital. Recently, my two-year-old son had a temperature of 41 degrees Celsius. It all happened... Read More

I agree with David Hardie (‘Global warming or not…' Letters pages, The Weekend Sun, October 21) that sea levels don't appear to be rising. I have been... Read More

Re: Russell Lowe's letter ‘No great thinking here people' (The Weekend Sun letters pages, October 21. He is exactly right and no real intelligence was employed... Read More

I was surprised to read the letter by David Hardie (‘Global warming or not…' Letters pages, The Weekend Sun, October 21) that there will be effectively... Read More

Jim Bunny column last week (The Weekend Sun, November 4), talked all about the trouble of taking public transport - and public reluctance to take up the task. I'd... Read More

I keep reading that Tauranga City Council refuses the right of reply offered to them following letters to The Weekend Sun expressing dissatisfaction with the council's... Read More

In 1957, when teaching at Westshore, Napier Primary School, each day I took a half-hour swimming lesson in the school pool. My standard one class had 39 pupils ages... Read More