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Rachel Rose: Council's waste survey stirs up debate
Rachel Rose on waste collection in Whanganui
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of Xmas shopping
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Letters: The aged are rowers too
Rowing machines are a great, low-impact way to near-total fitness for all age groups.
Gwynne Dyer: Populism thrives as jobs go
Populism is not an ideology. It's just a political technique, available to everyone.
Lynley Tulloch: No reason for possum cruelty
There is no need to be unnecessarily cruel to possum pests, says Dr Lynley Tulloch.
Frank Greenall: British bulldogs start cat fight
Larry's nemesis is a feline who hangs out further down Downing St at the Foreign Office.
Letters: Council offices upgrade waste of money
It's only a workplace, and I wouldn't expecting the upmarket surroundings he's introducing
Letters: Pike River comments tasteless
Mine safety is finally being taken seriously by people who know what they are doing.
Jay Kuten: Ghost in the machine
The story of computer technology is a tale of hindrance as well as help.
Law Talk: Money laundering - yes, it happens here too
Simon Badger talks about Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act
Business zen: Whanganui Business Award
Russell Bell on the Whanganui Chamber of Commerce Business Awards
Rachel Stewart: TERF wars - a derogatory term to shut down debate
COMMENT: All human beings deserve human rights and respect.
Letters: Inconvenient truth ignored
We are now seeing the damage rampant use of plastic is doing to the environment.
Kevin Page: How not to feed the ducks
Think one of those crazy Benny Hill chases from the 1970s.
Conservation comment: Eco-trendy festive season
What does "his hippie grandparents" mean?
Your say: Caring for beauty spots, Religious fervour
Letters to the Whanganui Chroncile
Nicola Patrick: 200 columns highlight the positive
Nicola Patrick reflects back after 200 columns
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of Jordan Williams
COMMENT: I lie awake most nights and worry about the careless spending of taxpayers money.
Chester Borrows: Well intentioned but still racist
Black faces and white lips and eyelids were never worn by people of colour. Only by white.
Frank Greenall: Maseratis save the planet
"If we don't move fast, we're dog tucker."
Mainstreet reboots with new chairman, manager
Mainstreet Whanganui has a new chairman: Mark Simmonds
Editorial: White Ribbon raises taboo subjects
White Ribbon's Rob McCann calls for more open discussion about taboo subjects.
Letters: Real concerns over 1080
With an extra $4.6m going into the WDC coffers, do we all get gold-plated wheelie bins?
Ian McKelvie: Betrayal was attempt to undermine party leadership
Rangitikei MP Ian McKelvie - political leanings aside, we all want the best for NZ.
Letters: Why focus on miners' possible fault?
It seems to be the retreat of a party supporter from a leader's failure to keep promises.
Jay Kuten: End justifies the means
Whitaker is in a position to warn Trump exactly how much danger he is in.
On the same Page: Street scrum wake-up call
"The possibility of the can bursting and spraying one or both with beer appealed to me."
Letters: Change counselling model
If we do what the evidence actually says works, then the positive outcome will follow.
Conservation Comment: AA offers help to e-bikers
The most dangerous part of SH4 south of Upokongaro is the Mateongaonga Stream bridge.
Letters: Pike River re-entry too dangerous
'There are other ways to make a non-invasive, zero-risk investigation at the mine face.'
Peter Lyons: Government moves show the sad and ambiguous status of teachers in New Zealand
Peter Lyons on the teachers stike