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Readers have their say on parking meters, boy racers and live theatre.
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Kevin Page: Visions of a modern-day Mary Poppins
Mrs P does battle with the elements.
Rob Rattenbury: Our changing demographics
Comment: 'I believe it is all about attitude.'
Jay Rerekura: What my dad passed down to me
Comment: 'Now that [Dad's] gone we find ourselves stepping into these roles.'
Letters: Protest mayhem and state of world events
Whanganui Chronicle readers have their say.
Rob Rattenbury: 'As ratepayers, we can be a touchy bunch'
Comment: I would never be a councillor.
I have reached the age of invisibility
Opinion: Nicky Rennie has a problem with not being "seen" or validated.
Kevin Page: Turns out there are more expensive things than organic carrots
As it turned out $12 would have been a lucky escape.
Comment: From suits to gumboots, smart casual to home comforts; clothes
Since retirement, Rob Rattenbury has acquired a lot more comfortable, baggy clothing
Comment: Supergirls, it's really okay to ask for help
Nicky Rennie's ditched her Superwoman Pants
Kevin Page: Things go bump in the night
The era of the Morning Teenager is over in the Page household - but it's been replaced
Rob Rattenbury: Why restrict Māori and 16-year-olds?
OPINION: We can trust 16-year-olds to vote and just let Māori get on with it.
Comment: What do local government reforms mean for Whanganui?
Whanganui District Council's chief executive takes a look at coming changes for councils
OPINION: Losing your place in a David Gray song and changing for the better
Changing when the environment changes can save businesses, Russell Bell writes
Rob Rattenbury: US is a beautiful but complex nation
The investigation into the attack on the US Capitol is well underway
Nicky Rennie: Undercover secrets
"I am the unofficial leader of the Beige Brigade."
Russell Bell: The importance of succession planning
Businesses should prepare for changes in management or ownership.
Opinion | Labour looks soft on gangs, dithering on law and order
OPINION: There's a lot going on for Labour heading into an election year next year.
Kevin Page: The biggest mug in the kitchen - sort of
I'd have thought the coffee mugs could be sorted any time
Letters: Whizzing scooters, gang crime and a walk at Tarapuruhi
Inclusive debate is needed on how to deal with gang crime, one reader writes.
Comment: Going local for shopping is a shoo-in
These businesses attract visitors but also provide access to the best products and service
Cost of living - 'Now I'm starting to pay attention'
Comment: A trip to the petrol station gave Rob Rattenbury food for thought.
Letters: On social media; Margaret Bullock bio; Chemo unit
Whanganui Chronicle readers have their say.
Comment: Having a ball in the spotlight of social media
They will post every second to their 'audience' who will be doing the same thing.
Russell Bell: Teamwork is crucial to business success
Without teamwork, humankind would not have achieved the momentous things that it has.
Kevin Page: The problem with getting dressed in the dark
Comment: Many is the time I'd turn up with a jersey on inside out or an odd sock.
Rob Rattenbury: Broadcasting has changed but it's still the same
OPINION: Radio was the only home entertainment in most New Zealand homes until TV.
Letters: A fond farewell from Whanganui Hospital worker
One reader bids farewell to a hospital job of 30 years.
Comment: Staff wellbeing in focus as winter ills loom
Kindness in the workplace now extends to keeping our bugs to ourselves
Letters: Nothing is gained by nursing past grievances
Whanganui readers have their say about recent issues
The bane and the joy of parents: Saturday morning sport
It's the Saturday Morning Sports Run. Most parents will know what that means ...
Manners cost us nothing but make us richer
Anyone who has been taught manners has been brought up to learn respect for others.
Whanganui rugby: Last year's finalists both need a pick-me-up
Both of 2021's finalists have been hurting this season.
Russell Bell: Whanganui business' service a 'shoe-in'
"I can attest to the high quality of workmanship and service."