By David Scoullar SUZANNE Aubert's slow journey towards sainthood should be followed by more than passing interest in Whanganui

By Healthy Families Whanganui Rangitikei Ruapehu CREATING a community that is supportive of our health and wellbeing means making

DON'T think twice, it's all right . . . Alfred Nobel -- the man behind the famous awards -- not only invented dynamite but also the

THERE is only one issue to be raised following the announcement by the Nobel prizegivers over the weekend that American singer-songwriter

'I'M TRYING to limit the number of decisions you have to make," the fiancee said as we were getting ready to turn in for the evening. "I

AS THE clock winds down the three weeks to this presidential election, Americans are imbued with a sense of dread, best described

LAST Saturday night I had the pleasure of attending the Whanganui Chamber of Commerce Regional Business Awards. Congratulations to

. Chronicle columnist Fred Frederikse follows in the footsteps of Prime Minister John Key in delivering a speech to the United Nations

WHAT a fabulous few days for sport in Whanganui ... It was blue-and-blacks and black-and-blues (and read all over in the Chronicle). It

'I'LL be back." So said Arnie Schwarzenegger in the Terminator movie before he took up politics " the same from me! It's been a whirlwind

JOHN KEY At the end of the day I think we have to be honest with ourselves and wonder whether this indiscretion is something that

WHO doesn't love a bargain? Regardless of your wealth or lack thereof, the idea of getting something cheap appeals to just about

KILLER clowns. You couldn't make it up. The craze for people in clown costumes to jump out and scare the bejesus out of passers-by

TODAY'S column is dressed in a black T-shirt and wearing large black boots - a word roadie that comes out on to the page saying: "Testing

THE local body elections are over and the dust is settling. There were those who were never interested, and about 60 per cent of

WELL done, Whanganui. Take a bow ... and a pat on the back. Our voter turnout for last weekend's election was the highest (preliminary

ONCE more, the people have spoken. Or at least some of the people have spoken. This election was no exception to typically poor local

HOW many Whanganui firms can boast 100 years in business? Imlay can, and next month the Heads Rd industry will celebrate a century

New Zealand's economic growth rate is the third fastest in the OECD these days, which is something to be proud of. It's important

BEING the contrarian that I am, and being somewhat sceptical about the benefits of past marketing campaigns (Sport City, Well Worth

IT ALL started during the 2011 Rugby World Cup when the England squad was based in Queenstown. The details are sketchy, but it seems

YESTERDAY was World Homeless Day, an annual day that we should not have to mark, but our Government acknowledges that homelessness

WHAT is your understanding of the concept of "sustainability"? At the end of August, the government released its Draft National Strategy

I HAVE a big question for you as you sit there enjoying your newspaper, but it's one that leads to an even bigger one. Firstly, did

WHENEVER a royal tour is announced, a frantic round of preparations is triggered. Ocelots are force-fed truffles and left to marinate

THE future of New Zealand (and possibly the world, for that matter) hinges on a seesaw that sits the environment at one end and the

IN THE GAME of 500 the first thing you learn is the importance of the trump. I wonder if the same can be said in the American political

THE potential for cross-party approach to tackling the effects of deprivation on children is there but without some genuine commitment

IF YOU would like New Zealand to again say "No" to Trans Tasman Resources, the company that would like to create an open-cast iron

TOURISM is growing rapidly and it plays an increasingly important role in the expansion of our local economies. The numbers of tourists