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Working remotely a hormone rush

Kevin Page explores the naked facts around self-isolation.

Coronavirus: How to have a work morning tea in self-isolation

Confluence are setting up virtual tea parties for people working from home.

Letters: Community spirit amid Covid-19 heartening

Coronavirus, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and legalising drugs.

We will ride out this storm in unity

Times are tough but we will all get through.

Letters: Nice to have, but do I need a benefit boost?

Your letters: Benefit increase; abortion debate

Whanganui has amazing heritage, let's preserve it

Are some of our historical features fading away when they deserve to be highlighted?

Editorial: We're here to keep you in the know. We're in this together

We're here to make sure you know what you need to know.

Self-isolating? Chortle your way through a funny book

Terry Sarten: Or pick up the phone. Let's be together/alone.

Nicola Patrick: Sup, pardon me if I don't shake your hand

A hard habit to break – reaching in for a kiss on the cheek, handshake or hongi is natural

Letters: Get rid of ridiculous red tape

Your letters: Simon Bridges is being badgered to get rid of the ridiculousness.

Speed camera traffic ticket twist

Kevin Page drives home a speedy reading message.

Letters: Time for us to exterminate plague of cones

An infestation of the banded red road cone is out of control, writes Dennis Nitschke.

Coronavirus gets governments moving; not so much with climate change

Conservation Comment: A race against time to develop a vaccine to slow virus progress.

Mosque attacks - 'I'm so sorry your dreams were shattered'

Comment: Those who lived through the trauma will have mental scars to the day they die.

Terry Sarten: Bonfire on safety regulations; common sense or populist politicking?

Terry Sarten: Burning a pile of health and safety regulations will not make us safer.

Letters: Secular, but not atheist

Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle

100,000 infected, 3400 dead - truth the best defence against coronavirus

Jay Kuten: Democratic governments must be candid and truthful in informing its citizens.

Letters: Reining in alcohol industry; planets on the move

Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle; alcohol harm, planets on the move