D Dawson In response to Mawera Karetai’s letter in the Beacon (March 25) “Take another look”, elabo
Barry Rosenberg I’ve met a host of notable people in my life. Many of these I encountered as a maga
John Capener Deary me, there are some sensitive souls out there. I don’t recall mentioning anyone’s
Keith Melville Our welfare state will only survive if more people contribute to it than take from i
J Engel While giving our new puppy and older dog a bit of exercise in the park at the end of Eivers
■ When we talk about climate change in the Eastern Bay, we often talk about flooding, coastal erosio
I Stuart Peter Fitzgerald should have no fears for the future of kiwi because of weka. (Weka woes,
Why prison songs? Because if you’re a boomer like me, you probably heard these laments at an age to
■ Whakatāne should be a stable place to call home. Stability would support us to build deep and last
Keith Melville I put my Google search tool to work after reading Mawera Karetai’s somewhat dismissi
Neryda McNabb So it seems we drivers who live on the western side of Whakatāne and crawl into town
■ The Eastern Bay of Plenty is deep in an economic transformation. From aquaculture growth in Ōpōtik
Linda Murray I wish to acknowledge the wonderful improvements Whakatāne District Council has made t
Catrina Jones Thank you, Peter Patterson, for your Beacon letter (March 27), wherein you wrote that
■ In a housing crisis it would seem sensible to support cash-strapped people with the energy and ini
Peter Patterson Further to Mayor Nandor’s article in last Wednesday’s Beacon on prudent financial m
■ When I think about the foundations needed for a good life, the first place my mind goes is a roof
Keith Melville Thanks to Mawera Karetai for her civil and informative response last Friday to my le
■ Let’s be clear, I am horrified to be put in a position of defending Prime Minister Christopher Lux
■ Jess Suisted unpacks the surprising history behind Easter bunnies, eggs and traditions “Mum, why
Dr Mawera Karetai n response to D Dawson’s letter in the Beacon, (March 18), containing more inform
■ I am one of the fortunate ones in our district. My partner and I own and live in a warm and mostly
■ There has been a lot of talk about housing in the Eastern Bay and I wanted to set out what the Gov
Sue and David Cox We have just returned to the UK from another holiday in the beautiful Bay of Plen