We're only 'unique' in New Zealand because we haven't included our treaty in domestic law.

Tourist locations are popular for good reason. Kyoto's reason is its temple gardens.

What hasn't changed is that we still wish to keep in touch and share our experiences.

The number of secondhand electric cars is increasing and so cheap to run.

The trail has had negative publicity about some sections, particularly in the North Island

Bangladesh is now a one-party state where about half the population hates the ruling party

Letters to the Whanganui Chronicle

Opera seemed the very apex of high culture: impenetrable and intimidating.

There is far too much talk about clutter, and it is time to declutter your thoughts.

With too little money for repairs to the Parapara, more closures are likely, says a reader

We still have a drastic shortage of state housing here in Whanganui.

The receding tide of former imperial glory has long been slipping out, seemingly unnoticed

Losing your licence for drink-driving can have huge implications for your job.

How has this nonsense dominated the politics of two countries for more than two decades?

Real human beings are suffering the consequence of what has always been a game to Trump.

COMMENT: I am rebranding as the only columnist any rational person will ever want.

The Government has made road safety a top priority.

I think this guy knows he's bad, and he's making money out of the fact. I like that.

Have your say: State house sales; racist injustice; the cruelty of 1080

The public sector was the whipping boy for the previous government.

London, New York, Paris - yes. But little old Whanganui ...?

Generation Snowflake

A new year with resolutions

The whole Brexit debacle contains a number of interwoven factors.

COMMENT: New Zealand is complete and utter rubbish. It really is.

It was Erdogan who persuaded Trump that pulling all US troops out of Syria was a good idea

Rubbish disposal rates are horrendous, which is what happens when corporates take control.

Elinor McDouall is to be congratulated for this creative contribution to our environment.

NZ's first rock 'n' roll star Johnny Devlin (from Whanganui!) wowed the kids in the '50s.

A proposed inter-island ferry service from Port Castlecliff appears to be floundering.