Jill Needham JP Huge congratulations to Te Tohu o Te Ora o Ngāti Awa and in particular to Enid Rata
Mawera Karetai As many Beacon readers will know, my son, Jack Karetai-Barrett, has been writing a m
Warwick Armstrong nyone who is building or doing any major repairs should get at least three prices
Philip Jacobs During the Whakatāne District Council’s 2025-26 Annual Plan development (not yet fina
Nandor Tanczos Sandy Milne and Suzanne Williams have criticised me and other councillors for not at
D Dawson In reply to I Stuart’s opinion (Beacon, March 19) “It is about culture, not about ethnicit
Alexander (Sandy) Milne We must thank Beacon reporter Diane McCarthy for her article in last Friday
Mike Fletcher Council meetings are supposed to be forums for debate. Councillors’ questions and op
Kim Webby The stark facts are that Māori men are more likely to die from prostate cancer than non-M
Alexander (Sandy) Milne It was a pleasure to see the name of former Beacon reporter Keith Melville
Keith Melville I enjoyed the letters last Friday on our council adopting a DEI (diversity, equity a
P J Busby Every year the Government increases our superannuation by the cost of living or by inflat
Chris Mulcahy The issues for Whakatāne Hospital sit within a national picture. The recent PSA surve
Dave Stewart It was good to read the report on Whakatāne District Council’s processes and adoption
Ruth Gerzon, MNZM I worry about the rates rises and hope these are as low as possible in these stra
Alexander (Sandy) Milne I am an active health worker in Whakatāne, and an avid reader of Beacon let
Lynore Craig I am writing to express my dismay at this Government’s plan to remove the living wage
Keith Melville Sandy Milne's claim (Beacon letters, March 19) that greed rules the rental market, s
* Repair cafes are thriving throughout the country, thanks to the Repair Network Aotearoa. Ōpōtiki’s
I Stuart D Dawson’s letter of Beacon, March 12 (Special treatment and practising separatism) is a m
Sandy (Sandor) Milne Early risers on Tuesday morning who tuned into Radio New Zealand would have he
Vivian Young National cut tax rates of the wealthy and wages of the lowest paid workers. Sounds lik
John Capener It may surprise Matt Bullen, (Coalition doing great job, Beacon letters, March 14) a
Suzanne Williams Thank you, once again, Beacon, for last Wednesday’s interesting issue. It was suc