2020 the age of rage
2020 is going to be the Age of Rage as people lose patience predicts Terry Sarten.
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Christmas no holiday for struggling families
Christmas is a time of the year when I count my blessings. For some it's not an easy time.
Best of 2019: Chester Borrows: C'mon! Is that really news?
The news is incredibly predictable, so we have to wonder if it is, in fact, news per se.
Let's talk law: The ever-increasing regulations on our agricultural sector
For farmers across NZ there seems to be an inordinate amount of regulation
Paula Bennett hits back over weight loss: 'I'm happy, healthy and proud'
National Party deputy leader Paula Bennett responds to a column by Jay Kuten.
Best of 2019: Jay Kuten: Mid-life delusions and Paula Bennett
Given her self-appraisal, vulnerability is not an attribute of Paula Bennett
Best of 2019: Frank Greenall: Sad demise of cricket therapy
If you felt a bit stressy, you went to the cricket with a Thermos, cut lunch and blanket.
Letters: Skin-deep prejudices
The video record reveals yet another debate lacking in leadership and going off the rails.
Frank Greenall: Ad-free TV? Just do it!
"Public service" broadcasting is hard to define, but most people know it when they see it.
Weta monster in the neck for Christmas
Kevin Page discovers Christmas can creep up on you.
Letters: Thoughts on Majestic Square
Relocate the Peter Snell statue to Majestic Square. It's too far from the madding crowd.
Conservation Comment: Momentum a must when it comes to staying beautiful
Whanganui is NZ's most beautiful city, but there's more we could do.
Letters: We need to spend on basic infrastructure
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
What is New Zealand society doing to men?
"Many New Zealand men have developed a fear of being alone with small kids."
Terry Sarten: Race is on to find the perfect Xmas gift
2020 is almost here and disappointingly flying cars are still not a thing.
What summer solstice means to many
Summer solstice - a time of endings and beginnings.
Letters: democracy in action
Māori either did not vote or voted for Pākehā candidates in the recent local elections.
2019 tragedies brought us all together
Holiday season - take a break - everybody needs one.
Be more kind to people - it's good for the soul
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Comment: Move Auckland before the volcanoes blow
Get out before Vulcan wakes up and hammers Auckland property values once and for all.
How long do we have to wait for a dialysis treatment service in Whanganui?
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Dragons and taniwha – 50 years an artist carver
Exhibition celebrates New Zealand's first professional contemporary artist carver of bone
Letters: The rising cost of being a tidy Kiwi
Just watch the rise in illegal dumping because people can't afford to be law-abiding.
Ian McKelvie: Shake-up coming for $1.6b racing industry
Racing employs more than 50,000 people and is worth $1.6 billion a year.
Cash and high-fives from Labour Party conference
Lots of cash and high-fives from Labour Party conference held in Whanganui.
Three things we need to do in wake of White Island tragedy
Adventure and travel always carries some risk, so where do we draw the line?
Comment: Why it's time to ditch the royal family
Comment: Having a Head of State who is a foreigner seems archaic in a democracy.
Another week, another tragedy in our beautiful country
Another week, another tragedy in our beautiful country.
Everyone has opinions, but how many are based on facts?
Opinionator Terry Sarten is working overtime...
Mum of three an inspiration to those looking to upskill
A 33-year old mother of three has is an inspiration to those seeking to upskill.
End of Life Choice debate rages on
Jay Kuten responds to a Whanganui Chronicle column about the End of Life Choice Act.
Letters: Sins of emission
Why should NZ ride on the backs of the poorest nations so we can have a better lifestyle?
Why we need a battleplan to avoid climate change disaster
The Industrial Revolution was a game plan that gave us the power to trash the planet.