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The last line after 47 years in the 'glamour profession'
The editor bows out of the news business after 47 years in the 'glamour profession'
Jay Kuten: Politicians lame and stupid
I've been looking for signs of intelligent life in Parliament and it's been a hard slog.
Letters: He made his mark
I'd expect the local bastion of news to report all news, even about its own organisation.
Not so much a whistle as a hiss and a phwoar
I've never assaulted anyone with a "wolf whistle" - yet.
Business Zen: Keep customers, don't oversell
Some businesses have a single-sale philosophy and are happy to risk overselling a product
Letters: Team names a big shame
Don't we agree the branding of sports teams in NZ is downright confusing and embarrassing?
Fred Frederikse: The Millisphere of Bengawan
Fred Frederikse and the Millisphere of Bengawan
Letters: Jihadi Taylor needs to change
The only reason he "regretted" promoting hatred, was that he would have to do jail time.
Sand dune vandals destroy plants
Sand-binding plants have been dug up near Castlecliff's Duncan Pavilion.
Peter Lyons: Reserve Bank starts to show some mongrel
The Reserve bank is finally playing hardball with the banks in New Zealand.
Editorial: 'Young adults' put down the PS4 controls and engage with the real world
Whether climate change or something else, at least youth is engaging with real issues
Dani Lebo: Skipping school is the best thing kids can do for the environment
Thousands of students will walk out of schools as part of the School Strike 4 Climate
Kate Stewart: Choosing your "identity"
People are desperately seeking acceptance by identifying as almost anything under the sun
Letters: We too can make a change
The Orange Peril clings to his ignorance and has become the face of climate change denial.
Chester Borrows: 'State agencies have blood on their hands'
Chester Borrows: There needs to be change in the way we do justice.
Lynley Tulloch: Sunsets more rewarding than fireworks
Auckland has asked Government to ban the private use and sale of fireworks
Letters: Cullen one of NZ's best
Cullen cut govt debt to below $20 billion, created KiwiSaver, and improved National Super
Daring to do something different …
Full credit to a SWAT team and Robert Muldoon for trying to find innovative solutions.
Ian McKelvie: A snapshot of Parliament and NZ
Ian McKelvie gives a run down on New Zealand
Editorial:Inmates' votes are a part of their rehab
Negativity to the Greens' proposal to give prison inmates the right to vote
Letters: Save fireworks for Matariki
One wonders how a man in a white house can wield such power on behalf of the "free" world
Rachel Stewart: Can we separate the art from the artist?
COMMENT: I don't believe you can rewrite history. It's already made.
Fred Frederikse: The Millisphere of Venezuela
Venezuela suffers from high levels of crime, corruption, hyperinflation and scarcities
Sarjeant: Anne Pattillo and Whanganui Arts Review prize
Arts Review Open Award prize is being increased from $2000 to $5000.
John Archer: Muttonbirds and a seaside clinic
How inland Maori on mineral-deficient soils obtained health-giving iodine
Conservation comment: Hooray for Horizons!
Farmer Nelson Lebo is feeling the love after attending a Love Your Land Field Day.
Nicola Patrick: It's all coming together in Whanganui
Nicola Patrick reflects on Whanganui's new and long-standing success stories
Kate Stewart: The truth is out there somewhere
What does one do when even "the truth" isn't actually the truth?
Letters: Traffic 'fix' creates chaos
As ratepayers, we have already paid over the odds for this stuff-up.
Letters: Mine re-entry is the right thing
It is marvellous this Government has kept its promise to attempt a recovery of the bodies.
Editorial: Ray Stevens was a servant of the Whanganui people
Former councillor always fought for his community