War memorial

Cranmer Square has a solid and historical association with our departing soldiers.

Leaving the memorial in Cathedral Square makes very little sense as with developments, building and sculptures etc, there is no room for the large numbers attending dawn services.

Latimer Square has little or no historical connection to our fallen so what would be the story going forward?

As to the cost of moving the memorial, divide the estimated $2 million by the number of lives lost in WWI and we spend around $455 for each life lost.

I think this is a tiny price to pay for continued remembrance. We spend far more on cycleways.

Lois Gage, Spreydon website of NASA, the NOAA, our own NIWA, or indeed the national science academy of any developed nation will refute Mr Greene’s claims.

Alas, the rules of physics take no prisoners. Current climate models are constantly tested against real-time data and have proven to be reliable.

It’s not beyond the wit of humankind to transition to a post-fossil fuel society, but pretending that nature owes us a living is childish and selfdefeating.

Graham Townsend, Kennedys Bush forest restoration. Climb on the “bandwagon”. It’s kind of fun bumping along up here. Warren Begley, Christchurch Central