The Post

TO THE POINT

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Investors must demand that Fletcher and Air NZ boards meet their social obligation­s, forgoing all boardroom compensati­on until the end of the year, rather than laying off staff. If you’re on a million-dollar salary, giving up 20 per cent is not a big deal. If you are on $60,000, giving up similar may deny you a roof over your head and bread on the table.

Guy Dobson, Levin

Note that some of the side-effects of taking hydroxychl­oroquinine include mood changes, irritabili­ty and incoherenc­e.

Robert Clark, Ngaio

Winston Peters claims he knows who leaked informatio­n about his pension overpaymen­t. If he’s so sure, then he should name that person for all too see.

Neil Harrap, Wellington

The outcome of the Government’s draconian Covid-19 strategy doesn’t bear thinking about. It will most likely take years if not decades to remedy the vast damage caused financiall­y, economical­ly and personally. Go figure.

Gary Hedges, Avalon

If schools with well over 1500 students can go back, then why can’t we compete in sport? I know that bringing back competitiv­e sport is a phased approach but there have been zero Covid-19 cases in Wellington for five weeks. Let’s hope these restrictio­ns are lifted soon so that us kids can get back to competing in the sports we love.

Fergus Marks, 12, Wadestown

The life of a politician has its ups and downs. While our prime minister will probably get a damehood for her outstandin­g performanc­e in this Covid-19 outbreak, the National Party are burning their Bridges.

Roger Wright, Hastings

Waipukurau is more than 100km from the nearest port; 91 unleaded petrol retails for $1.61 a litre.

Ka¯ piti is less than 50km from a port and 91 unleaded sells for $1.98. Why?

Keith Williamson, Raumati Beach

A big thank you for the electronic signage above the Wellington’s urban motorway, currently messaging us to ‘‘Stay Safe’’ and ‘‘Be Kind’’. How wonderful if this could remain screened beyond the current crisis. If safety and kindness became integral to our way of life, we could eliminate traffic rage and maybe even domestic violence.

James Lyons, Island Bay

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