Whanganui letters: Green school not deserving of criticism
Manic attacks on Taranaki green school driven by ignorance not facts, writes reader.
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Whanganui letters: Too long for live exports decision
A total ban on live animal exports is needed, writes Judith Robinson.
Bryan Gould: The endearing social aspects of Kiwi life
COMMENT: Challenges remain though, and we must recognise how much there is to be done.
Russell Bell: Get to the point and make that meeting work
The humble meeting got hijacked by inefficiencies and became a waste creator.
Letters to the editor: Arguing for death with dignity
There a strict measures to ensure only the terminally ill can gain cover of this Act.
Letters: Would Kiwis walk to the shop?
If you think Kiwis are going to park and actually walk into town you're very, very wrong.
Brekkie in bed and a cordless drill would be nice
With luck that cup of coffee will have ballooned into a nice bottle of wine ...
Jenny Saywood: Political leadership in a pandemic
Jacinda Ardern has thrown out a challenge to the country and we need to accept it.
Whanganui letters: Velodrome confusion
It's little wonder the PM said there would be no decision on a request for funding yet.
Matt Vickers: The case for compassion in end-of-life choice
Comment: 'We're seeing opponents attempt to use fear, uncertainty and doubt.'
Whanganui letters: More room for cyclists please
Your letters: Can we please have wide shoulders on Montgomery Rd and Mosston Rd?
Russell Bell: Every business is essential in its own way
Business Zen: The latest tips and advice to keep your business in top shape.
Face mask forgetfulness in focus
Speeding ticket puts the handbrake on a new set of glasses for Kevin Page.
Bryan Gould: Tough times make for a tough leader
COMMENT: The toughness we need is of a different kind.
Letters: Support for the Sarjeant and velodrome
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Rob Rattenbury: Ardern's three big tests
COMMENT: Ardern has been tested, communicates well, but needs to get rid of the dead wood.
Kevin Page: Baldly going where 'eagles' dare to swoop
A nice walk in the woods for the P family takes a terrifying turn.
Comment: Confident we can put a roof over velodrome
Council continues to take every opportunity to seek Government support for this project.
Whanganui letters: Two wrongs make a right
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Letters: Thanks for our local heroes; Recycling efforts a waste
Our medics are heroes even though they will say they were just doing their job.
Whanganui letters: Paying for the velodrome
I want to know who's going to pay for it, writes ID Ferguson.
Letters: The word is mightier than the sword
The damaging legacy of Donald Trump's presidency will endure for decades.
Rob Rattenbury: Referendum choices will have long-term impacts
COMMENT: Decisions on end of life choice and cannabis control important.
Letters: A standard to aspire to
The Ten Commandments are a simple set of guidelines as to how we should live our lives.
Will you take a fence at the end of this tale?
Everyone needs good neighbours. Wish I'd seen the sign - free can also deliver - sooner...
Letters: The mounting rubbish problem
Surely there's a business case for our stockpile of plastics, fibres, paper and cardboard.
Whanganui letters: Thankful for strong leadership during pandemic
I am grateful that we have government able and willing to make hard decisions - reader.
Letters: How to get the most out of your two ticks
To choose which parties will form the next government, only your party vote will do that.
Russell Bell: Border cracks must be fixed
The uncertainty is damaging to confidence, economics and mental health.
Councils face tough decisions on their core service areas
The changes will reform areas that are currently core services that councils deliver.
Whanganui doctor: The medical profession needs a No vote in End of Life Choice referendum
The medical profession needs a No vote in this referendum.
Letters: Whanganui hospital the best
Whanganui Hospital beats Palmerston North Hospital hands down, writes reader.