Let the goo times roll
Hurling the cream splodge out the shop door was immaculate timing, writes Kevin Page.
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Democrats' threat to 'burn the whole system down'
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Whanganui letters: What racism and bigotry did Harete Hipango face?
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Rob Rattenbury: Election is humbling and history-making
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Kevin Page: Yoga class tests parent-child cradle to grave support principle
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Letters: In defence of library hubs
Removing library hubs might potentially further isolate members of the community.
Letters: Fruit pickers in demand; violent sport questionable
Your letters: should some violent sports be banned?
Danny Keenan: A new era for Native Land Court building?
The court could end up in private hands; it may yet become a restaurant, after all.
Russell Bell: Decision-making and how to do it well
Russell Bell with the latest sage advice for those in business and in life.
Whanganui letters: Climate crisis inaction 'confounding and dismaying'
Thee irreversible melting of the West Antarctic ice sheet will raise ocean levels by 5m.
Whanganui letters: National Library book cull; soil health and green schools
Spin doctors came up with the cute term "rehoming" for the National Library book cull.
Whanganui letters: Two sides of National Party Leader; creation of wealth
Modern societies are dependent on spending, if you ain't got it, you can't spend it.
Rob Rattenbury: Spring is the most tumultuous time of the year
Rob Rattenbury can't keep up with erratic spring weather.
Who manages the economy best?
Why does National have the reputation of being the party of economic responsibility?
Virtual meetings are replacing the business trip
Russell Bell looks at the decline of the business trip and its effect on accommodation.
Is there no end to the lambasting of smokers?
Paul Baber points out the hypocrisy of attitudes towards smoking and alcohol.
Looking for inspiration in the unfamiliar
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Managing the economy - but in whose interest?
The economy is a hydra-headed, multi-faceted beast
Letters: Trickle-down nonsense only benefits the rich
Judith Collins' tax reduction for upper income earners is trickle-down nonsense.
Long term illnesses ahead for some Covid-19 survivors
Covid-19 kills, but also seriously injures some of those it does not kill.
Rob Rattenbury: Polls paint interesting picture heading into election
OPINION: Whoever gains those Treasury benches in October has a huge job on their hands.
When lycra, coffee and the giggle gang converge
Kevin Page's magic cycling moment goes awry when he does the cup-on-the-handlebar trick.
Letters: Lifelong scars from time in mental hospital
He was a family guest. I didn't want to call him a liar, but...
Whanganui letters: Stop religious interference in euthanasia referendum
Your letters: I'm appalled at the grubby inference to some aspects of the pending Bill.
Whanganui letters: Deaf ears on mental health
The voices of those most qualified were ignored or fell on deaf ears, writes Paul Baber.
Letters: Share pathways with care
The shared pathways are great, and an enjoyable way to get a bit of exercise.
Whanganui letters: Hemp is the answer
Hemp would grow the same quality and quantity of wood in only five to six months
Rob Rattenbury: Why immigrants are the answer to saving the regions
Rob Rattenbury takes up some sobering reading.
Letters: Some perspective on Covid
Your letters: with Covid we have not hesitated to spend $35 million per life saved.
Dawn Picken: Decluttering can improve mental health
COMMENT: The case for decluttering: disposing of junk can improve your mental health.
Letters: In a manner of speaking
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