The Weekend Sun

Fundraising breakfast a hit

Tauranga Citizen's Club got behind the pink movement last Sunday and hosted their own Pink Breakfast, in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ Their... Read More

TCC workshops: I’ll now expect notification

In last week's Sun, journalist Andrew Campbell's article ‘Change ahead, council's open forum endangered' about elected members possibly losing their right... Read More

Constitutional review: ‘MPs should answer’

I would like to commend Rob Colmore for his letter (14 Dec). The current government constitutional review is causing much disquiet. However, I have always assumed... Read More

Public deception

I believe that NZ has been placed in a situation of potential risk by a certain mutually rewarding political agreement, at present well in train. The process of... Read More

Tsunami warning idea

G'Day Brian, I think that the Tsunami-Warning suggestion put forward by MD in Letters, 4 May (plane towing warning sign) is a brilliant idea, one of the best I've... Read More

Mr Bridges’ priorities

Where do Mr Bridges priorities lie? It was recently reported that he was too busy to attend ‘meet-the-candidate' meetings. However, they are where the average... Read More

Give ratepayers say on pool spend

About the hot pools I think the chairman Warren Banks of TCAL has got his numbers the wrong way round, that it was 20 people for the 10 million of rate payers money... Read More

The Weekend Sun

The Weekend Sun set out to be different from the start, with bright, bold and brash editorial with outstanding advertising and graphic design. The community... Read More

The Weekend Sun

The Weekend Sun set out to be different from the start, with bright, bold and brash editorial with outstanding advertising and graphic design. The community... Read More

The Weekend Sun

The Weekend Sun set out to be different from the start, with bright, bold and brash editorial with outstanding advertising and graphic design. The community... Read More

Screws stopping thieves

Mount Maunganui Community Patrol chairman George Pocock and Community Constable Rachel Walker are playing their part in keeping number plate thefts down by participating... Read More

Wrapping up lunchtime

Greerton Kindergarten is saving the environment one step at a time, celebrating the recent completion of their ‘litter-less' lunchboxes. DJ O'Donnell, teacher... Read More