Ian McKelvie: Economy feeling the pinch
Job growth has fallen in the past three months, and more people are unemployed.
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Jay Kuten: Gatsby Redux
'The Great Gatsby' feels right for the times, although Gatsby is timeless.
Gwynne Dyer: Passed point of no return to stable climate
Are we no more than 20 years away from climate disaster. Gwynne Dyer investigates.
Letters: Move Thain building or it will flood
The Thain building has already been flooded more than once in recent times.
Comment: Brash speaks for himself, not me
Dr Danny Keenan comments on Don Brash and racism.
Sir Mason Durie on Dame Tariana Turia's place in Maoridom
Dame Tariana Turia is a wahine toa
Editorial: Beseiged farmers unfairly targeted
Farmers - former colonial heroes - now increasingly criticised and told to change.
Kevin Page: Fair Go needed to resolve dispute with removals company
Two multinational companies are at war in your house, writes Kevin Page
Letters: Women's soccer side impressive
If these Wanganui women hold together as a team, they will do us all proud next year.
Gwynne Dyer: Gamble that failed — WWI result settled by turn of a coin
The history of the Europe in the 20th century could so easily have been quite different.
Opinion: Anti-1080 hysteria helps no one
Fanciful allegation with no basis in fact is being spread throughout social media.
Conservation comment: Plan to halt climate change
We need an effort like this now — a total focus worldwide, against global warming.
Letters: Measuring our wellbeing
A national wellbeing standard may serve us better than GDP to measure economic activity.
Your say: Free falling into conflict and chaos, If looks could kill
Letters to the Wanganui Chronicle
Terry Sarten: Whiff of separatism leads to Knee Jerk Reaction in dominant culture
Terry Sarten and the great free speech debate
Editorial: University vice-chancellor eats her own words with Brash ban
It takes a heck of a lot to trump the right to freedom of speech
Steve Braunias: Secret Diaries of Judith and Jan
COMMENT: Judith Collins and Jan Thomas put reputations at stake this week.
Your say: Pair cross free-speech line, US constitution, Plastic bags
Letters to the Wanganui Chronicle
Rachel Rose: Why is Joseph Parker coming to our schools at all?
Rachel Rose talks about "Joseph Parker motivational speaker"
Chester Borrows: I wouldn't cross the street to hear Don Brash's views
Why should Don Brash be spared the challenge to his 1970s view of New Zealand's future?
Tests from a box to fight diseases
Science forums hears from Richard Winkworth about his studies of pests and diseases
Hamish in Japan: A sword so sharp and strong and yet a work of art
Mayor Hamish McDouall files from Nagaizumi in Japan.
Frank Greenall: Windy City does conga line
Some may be unaware the capital is in commuter meltdown mode, writes Frank Greenall.
Editorial: School is only guilty of naivety
Mark Dawson on the fallout of boxer Joseph Parker's controversial visit to a city school.
Peter Lyons: The modern tyranny of metrics finds its way into teaching
Peter Lyons on being a SMART teacher
Rachel Stewart: Why kill animals after an 'attack'?
Comment: Animals attack us when we invade their space and we need to realise this.
Your say: Horizons irrelevant layer, nine years of neglect
Letters to the Wanganui Chronicle.
Kevin Page: Winter is here and we're deep in Game of Thrones
Kevin Page talks about his addiction to the telly