Keith Melville Those beautiful words of wisdom, written by Jessica Sneha Gray for us Beacon letter
■ A year in review as Labour’s first woman spokesperson for agriculture, and newly appointed Labour
Alice Cameron I’d like to mihi to Tāme Iti and Ātea for the incredible block party held in Whakatān
Barry Rosenberg You could say I was a street person back then. These were the hippie days, late 60
Rona Wilding I read the Beacon letters page regularly. I do so with a mixture of feelings ranging f
■ As 2025 comes to a close, I have been reflecting on what has been achieved across our electorate t
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Marian Weaving Good work Whakatāne District Council for the development of the Peace Street Sponge
Dr Jessica Sneha Gray, Applied Clinical Sociologist, Investigations New Zealand often feels safely
T Jordan After we sold our property at Awakeri the owners cut down all the trees that we had plante
Dave Stewart Has anyone else noticed how different the mainstream media are reporting the dysfuncti
Matt Bain In response to Victor Luca’s letter in last Friday’s Beacon. Like many others, I prefer
Keith Melville I doubt whether Mawera Karetai, one of the regional council’s Māori ward representat
Suzanne Williams Unusually, I find myself in 100 percent (that overused term) agreement with Keith
Suzanne Williams I, too, am concerned about the new toilets in Lovelock Street – they are pretty, o
L M Law I read with interest the plight of the Askey family and their native trees, (Beacon, Wednes
Alison Silcock Thank you to Philip Jacobs for delivering the Beacon to Murupara and John Spring off
■ Most of us don’t follow Government electricity policy. We just want power that is reliable, afford
Victor Luca It was nice to see Beacon owner John Spring on the front page of Wednesday’s edition gl
Alexander (Sandy) Milne I have seen correspondence between a Whakatāne resident and Mayor Nandor Ta
Steve Chapman I’ve been following this with interest, knowing a little about what goes on in that a
Keith Melville Whakatāne District Council’s apparent reluctance to let volunteers repair the walkwa
■ Cath Cronin, executive regional director Te Manawa Taki|Midland Region, gives an update on the res
■ As the new council gears up for the new triennium, Philip Jacobs takes this opportunity to remind
Dana Kirkpatrick, MP for East Coast The Eastern Bay has some of the most unique and amazing tourist