Whakatane Action Group In Friday’s Beacon, we gave some sort of an eyewitness account of the latest
Sandy Milne Thank you for running my letter in last Wednesday’s Beacon, which you entitled “Advocat
Nicolas Gladstone I would like to add my voice in support of David Poole that the former isite woul
D Dawson In an interview with Moana Jackson on Māori TV (May 5), Winston Peters said, “Well we don’
ACE Campbell John Carpener’s letter (Beacon, May 13) records his sad remembrance of his brother’s,
Richard Claydon t’s an interesting situation with the Pekatahi Bridge, where constant repairs have
* Last Tuesday, the Government announced it would amend the Climate Change Response Act to prevent
Whakatāne Action Group Observing last Thursday’s Whakatāne District Council finance, performance an
* Frankly, I’m in awe of people who are never wrong. They don’t just believe, you see; they know, i
Marian Weaving The Beacon published a story some months ago regarding the potential use of the Wall
Elaine McGlinchey This insidious phrase has been steadily creeping into all forms of communication.
Sue Whale Creative New Zealand, the government organisation that distributes funding for the arts,
S Searle The summer of 2025-26 would be the first summer in many years that the Whakatāne District
Elaine McGlinchey Why do schools have so many variable attendance times these days? When I went to
■ Concerns grow over council restructuring, rising rates, and the financial pressure facing struggli
■ Katherine Langford reflects on the wisdom, resilience and community spirit older generations quiet
Alexander (Sandy) Milne I INVITE older Beacon readers to join the dots in my comments below and sha
■ We put solar panels on the roof of our home to reduce the ever-increasing electricity costs, did t
Matt Bullen Reading Mawera Karetai’s column (Beacon, May 6) made me chuckle, in fact, I almost spat
John Capener As far as migrant numbers go, 135,000 sounds like a lot of people, as cited by ACE Cam
■ This June, I will complete my eighth and final year as a trustee of BayTrust, the Bay of Plenty Co
Victor Luca I write this missive not just as a concerned member of our community but also as the cu
Barry Rosenberg champions community spirit and local efforts to restore the treasured Ōtarawairere T
Ruth Gerzon I recently interviewed a counsellor specialising in suicide and bereavement who is one