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Patrick Clarke , May 27th, 2021 23:56 From exuberant pop to all-out brutality, via everything in-between, here are tQ's favourite albums and tracks of May 2021 I received my first dose of Pfizer vaccine yesterday, having heard from a friend of a friend of a relative of my partner that an old function hall in Woodford had some spares for walk-ins. When I got home I checked my emails and saw that I was invited to a gig. Typically, after a year and a half of waiting for such an opportunity, I'm busy that day, but nevertheless if I were to stretch for a sign, it's fitting that it was the first da...

President Wayne Auguste Speaks on CCCA’s Development Share this post: HIS mission is to govern, develop and promote all forms of cricket at all levels within the Castries Basin. He also has to enable his affiliates to achieve and sustain competitive excellence, as well as to successfully compete in the Saint Lucia National Cricket Association (SLNCA) tournaments. Castries Central Cricket Association President, Wayne Auguste. (PHOTO: WA) His name is Wayne Auguste, President of the Central Castries Cricket Association, an individual who wants to lead the sport to new heights by creating and a...

Letters to the Editor: Vegas perpetuates negative stereotypes about Māori 6 May, 2021 10:00 PM 2 minutes to read Vegas premiered on TVNZ 2 on April 19. Photo / Andrew Warner Rotorua Daily Post The television show Vegas perpetuates the Māori stereotype of drugs, alcohol, violence and dysfunctional whānau created by Once Were Warriors. It's a one-dimensional approach to storytelling that promotes everything that is wrong with our Māori communities. A drama series based on Te Arawa development and subsequent success of tourism to Rotorua would have been something to celebra...

Letters to the editor: To change Greerton's name is to deny history 6 May, 2021 10:00 PM 2 minutes to read Greerton's main drag, Chadwick Rd. Photo / George Novak Bay of Plenty Times The call to change the name of Greerton as an entity within greater Tauranga, is an attempt to deny history. Maybe not intentionally, but my point is that history cannot be denied, history is a fact, history is always there. Once denied it is open to reappearance, very often in a distorted form to suit the whim and needs of the discoverer initially, but the case is then open to discussion and c...

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