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Clark needs to deliver for Patea
Campaign talk needs to become reality for rural communities
Gwynne Dyer: Iran - here we go again?
Once events like this start to happen in the Middle East, almost anything is possible.
Liz Wylie: No excuse for sexual assault at Rhythm and Vines festival
Compassion should have prevented assault.
Your letters: Threat to whale feeding grounds
Research has revealed that large numbers of blue whales are using the bight area to feed.
No one admits backing a loser
Nobody ever puts their hand up to say they played a key role in what was never achieved.
Conservation Comment: Rare shrub needs love
Unfortunately, Gardner's tree daisy is a plant, not a kakapo, so nobody noticed or cared.
Terry Sarten: Attention spans are dwindling, will you read to the end?
Terry Sarten contemplates dwindling attention spans
Nicola Patrick: Going topless is not an invitation to touch
If a young woman goes topless paints her chest with glitter does that mean it's touch her?
Kate Stewart: Getting away with murder
Kate Stewart discusses how to get away with murder
Editorial: Vege-growing mum offers big inspiration
It's one of our top stories - and it's only January!
Steve Braunias: Secret horoscopes of 2018
COMMENT: Steve Braunias provides a 100 per cent accurate horoscope guide to your year.
Editorial: Positive start to the new year
The new year has kicked off on a positive note for one Whanganui 11-year-old.
Letters: The days of screaming fans and rocking Johnny
Devlin's diplomacy got the Beatles show delivered at a realistic rock 'n' roll volume.
Opinion: Wage slavery imprisons us all
Poverty is not the fault of the poor; it is a clear sign of an economy in trouble.
Jay Kuten: Cannabis could save lives
Patients who used cannabis for pain were less likely to use opioids, less likely to die.
Editorial: Long arm of the law over-reaches itself
Over-zealous policing of booze ban achieves nothing but misery
Readers' letters: Poisoning kiwi
Wanganui Chronicle readers address the issues of the day.
Fred Frederikse: On the road again
Driving in Auckland with a caravan is a challenge, but I'd worked as a truck driver there.
No bias: Bowler Belliss among best ever
In a bold, far-sighted move, Peter Belliss became NZ's first professional bowls player.
Editorial: Ready for lift-off
January is an exciting month for space fans with the possible launch of a very big rocket.
Letters: Pension cut insults the hard-working
Chronicle readers talk about superannuation anomalies and the credibility of science.
Conservation Comment: Cry of earth, cry of poor
Change begins with each of us, and the challenge is to live more lightly on the Earth
Editorial: Nature seems to be fighting back
A report on biosecurity rings alarms bells
Terry Sarten: Syrian sister city would give us a chance to shed light in a dark place
Terry Sarten ponders sister city ties.
Rachel Rose: Boxing Day bliss lost in rush to shops
Rachel Rose laments the commercial nature of Boxing Day.
Braunias: Looking at the year in satire
To be honest I approached another year of satirical intent with a heavy heart.
Chester Borrows: Cherish all children of the nation
Who would want to live in a family that doesn't care about the one who is struggling?
Your views: Readers' letters
Loud bands, stray firearms, Bible history and rough footpaths.
Opinion: No time to waste -- let's invest smart
There has never been a descriptive policy on how we divest community-owned properties.
Editorial: A tough year for science
2017 was a tough year for science - but there were some notable breakthroughs nonetheless.