Weekend Herald

A quick word

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Australian authoritie­s have been given permission to destroy a killer shark. Yes, the shark caused a death, but who was in whose territory? Lois Taylor, Taupo¯.

It’s a bit rich for the PM to criticise a private sector company for trying to optimise its workforce, notwithsta­nding it received a wage subsidy. Perhaps closer attention should be given to no redundanci­es in the more highly paid public sector. Jim Stanboroug­h, St Johns.

Perhaps Paul Goldsmith should learn how to knit? It would be much more useful than spending his time making inappropri­ate comments. Brent Innes, Milford.

The glass ceiling is alive and well, a young woman (albeit the Prime Minster) “daring” to have her say on a business decision? Heaven forbid.

Neil Anderson, Algies Bay.

Hang in there Air New Zealand, non-refundable means exactly what it says.

Ericson List, Papamoa Beach.

With the country just having worked together to get on top of Covid-19, now seems a great time to use that collective feeling of being kind to tackle the issue of racism in New Zealand.

Dunstan Sheldon II, Hamilton.

I wonder how many of today’s youth will reflect fondly in the future and realise that their literary success in travel writing was initiated by starting a post-Covid-19 location diary?

Bryan Johnson, O¯ mokoroa.

The United States and the rest of the world need to learn from New Zealand, and how it got rid of Covid-19.

John Huerta, Warren, Arkansas, USA.

As the country celebrates its first weekend of level 1, the anti-drink-drug-drive message should be hammered loud and clear. Needless tragedy on our roads should not be the price for eliminatin­g Covid-19. Joe O’Brien,

New Lynn.

When will the reevaluati­on of the Minister of Health’s position be carried out as promised by the PM during lockdown? Janet Boyle, O¯ rewa.

We should open our border with the Covid19-free Pacific Islands. What happened to our Prime Minister’s advice to be kind?

B. Sullivan, St Heliers.

Companies, having benefited from the wage subsidy, are now laying off staff; is it so they can re-employ them and get the job start payment if National gets elected? Peter Kelly, Glendene.

Human traffickin­g exists to this day. Surely that is what we should be fighting against rather than some inanimate roosting spot for pigeons.

K D Payne, Wattle Downs.

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