
Bernard Walker
Bernard Walker is a commentator and critic known for his incisive observations on political and educational issues in New Zealand. Recently, he raised concerns about the compulsory courses introduced at Auckland University, questioning their relevance and impact on students, particularly international ones.
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Letters: Goldsmith guilty of his own cliche when replying to Dame Lynda ToppBernard Walker emphasizes the importance of parental responsibility in raising children.
Parents are responsible for raising their children – Letters to the EditorBernard Walker discusses the issue of catering costs in his letter.
Letters: Where are the people against the Iranian regime?Bernard Walker’s alarmist comments about Labour possibly forming a progressive coalition after the next election are telling.
Letters: Brooke van Velden’s ‘high trust’ approach draws criticismBernard Walker reflects on the resilience of Tom Phillips' children amidst their circumstances.
Letters: The Govt could do better than spend $3b on attack helicopters, planesBernard Walker discusses the ineffectiveness of celebrity associations in solving public issues.
Letters: The pros and cons of housing intensificationBernard Walker expresses concern about health and fast food in New Zealand.
Letters: Sport is supposed to enhance health, not endanger itBernard Walker's view on defence spending is supported by a contributor.
Letters: The demise of NCEA cannot come quickly enoughBernard Walker reflects on Tamatha Paul's comments regarding shoplifting.
Letters: Drugs may have a place but they’re not the foundation of a healthy societyBernard Walker warns against getting caught up in the hype about the Warriors.
Letters: We don’t pay enough taxes to meet our needs as a country; be wary of the Warriors hypeBernard Walker comments on the absence of Te Pāti Māori members during Question Time.
Letters: Roaming dogs rule the streets; Te Pāti Māori hold Parliament in contempt; the sad state of our ferry serviceBernard Walker expresses concerns about the Privileges Committee's handling of parliamentary procedures.
Letters: Brooke van Velden should remember she rode women’s wave to win Tamaki electorate; taxpayers should have say on state house sell-offBernard Walker is mentioned in the context of the Bay of Plenty Times welcoming letters from readers.
Tauranga’s hidden gems boost its global tourist appealBernard Walker critiques Auckland University’s compulsory courses for first-year undergraduates.
Letters: Keep speedway at Western Springs and sell Eden Park instead; the danger of higher speed limits around schools








































































































