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Coalition vision will drain our wallets
The risk for taxpayers is the $1 billion going into projects with low cost-benefit ratios.
Your views: Readers' letters
Councillors got it wrong on velodrome; Too many planners; Jacinda and the singularity.
Opinion: Choose your path, then follow it
Robust decision-making is easy to understand but all too often is not executed effectively
Jay Kuten: Spit out TPP's poison pill
We need to hold our new Government to the task of protecting our Pharmac scheme.
Tricky times when Winston pulls the strings
Your view: Readers get it off their chest
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Your views: Readers' letters
Charity: a Dickensian response to a problem we thought we'd overcome in the 21st century.
Fred Frederikse: Worth spending time in Jogja
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Kate Stewart: The Winston show pulls out all the tricks
Winston Peters made his coalition announcement with theatrical timing.
Jared Smith: To dream the impossible dream
Sports Editor takes special look at Wanganui's unique place in Heartland Rugby folklore.
Nicola Patrick: Looks greener on other side of election
A Labour-Green-NZ First Government was an incredible treat.
Editorial: Parking space could be freed up
Nobody's business should suffer due to lack of parking spaces
End party politics to protect youngest citizens
Ministry for Children - perfectionism includes acknowledging mistakes.
Your views: Readers' letters
The real threats to the kea, Practical thoughts about a velodrome roof.
Conservation: Care, kōrero and connection
This year, we have more reasons than ever to celebrate the river.
Editorial: Let's enjoy making history ... and no gloating!
Against the odds -- Wanganui rise to the big occasion to make rugby history
Editorial: Right To Life out of line over Ardern
Right To Life out to lunch in its attack on Jacinda Ardern
Opinion: Food workshops nourish staff
An environment where healthy kai is encouraged makes the healthy choice the easy choice.
Gwynne Dyer: Double, double toil and trouble
" . . .One orb to bring them all and in the darkness bind them"
Frank Greenall: National wins its boot camp
Post-election, the boot is now firmly on the other foot.
Ian McKelvie: Focusing on Opposition role
While we have not achieved government this time, our fight is not over.
Business zen: Reading the market
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Editorial: Regions have waited long enough
The lolly scramble that is a general election has come and gone
Jay Kuten: When generals guard our peace
General John Kelly needs to apologise. His honour and credibility are at stake
Fred Frederikse: Festival happy with new vibe
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Your views: Readers' letters
Readers discuss reaction to the new government and reaction to the reaction.
Opinion: NZ must avoid sea of alternative facts
Swaying public opinion begins with a disregard for scientists and information they provide