
Eva Bradley: When an early night is good
I remember (only just) when my night didn't even properly start until after 9pm. IT'S probably not especially cool to admit this
I remember (only just) when my night didn't even properly start until after 9pm. IT'S probably not especially cool to admit this
By Philip McConkey AS MOST of us are aware, United States party conventions have been taking place over recent weeks. Among the many
NEGOTIATING with a gun to your head cannot be easy ... Is that why Whanganui chief executive Kym Fell was unwell over the weekend? Mr
MONDAY Monday caucus. They filed in, dragging their heels, yawning, scratching, sighing. They were a bit more animated than usual. I
THERE has been much talk of late about the "no show - no dough" proposal for Whanganui council members when it comes to attending
WHAT can I say when there is so much that needs to be said? I could begin with a horsey haw-haw response to Mark Todd saying he lost
IN medicine, something that grows until it kills its host is called a cancer. Something that is in balance, doesn't use up all its
FIRST discovered in that wonderful decade, the 1950s, Kapuni has been providing natural gas for New Zealanders for more than 50 years. To
IN an age of professional sportspeople, every action will create a reaction because the lives of those individuals are front and centre. The
Lego. What a truly magnificent product and a case study for all business in terms of adaptation and staying ahead of the curve. On
I came to my skepticism of political advertisement early in life. World War II ended shortly after my 10th birthday and I remembered
In some ways many of today's kids do have it easy. Calculators and tablets for schoolwork, mums (and dads) zooming them everywhere in cars for after-school activities, bugger-all real chores to do. But in other ways today's kids have it harder.
THE five most ignorant countries in the world are Mexico, India, Brazil, Peru and New Zealand. And the five best informed are South
The issue of paying Whanganui councillors for attending meetings - or, more pertinently, not paying them when they do not turn up
In the 1960s an eccentric English aristocrat, Alexander Thynn, the 7th Marquis of Bath, proposed that the world should consist of
MONDAY Chiefs CEO Andrew Flexman: The boys are hurting over their loss to the Hurricanes. But that's rugby. At the end of the day
PIZZA for breakfast! That's just one reason why I love Saturday mornings at the River Traders market. The market is popular with
FOLLOW the Yellow Brick Road ... Dorothy (Anne Tolley) was no longer in Kansas but in Otara on a journey to find the answer to inequality. Following
AWHILE back I was talked into attending a live Super Rugby game -- the Hurricanes against the Blues at Wellington's Cake Tin. The
LAST week Prime Minister John Key announced a plan aimed at making New Zealand predator-free by 2050. At the heart of the programme
NOW that both political parties have chosen their nominees for president, the US public can look forward to 100 days of raucous campaigning
By Fred Frederikse I AM not a great musician, but to quote Kinky Friedman: "I like hanging around with musicians because they have
By Scott Lee WHAT if I said: "Everyone is already wealthy." Would you respond: "Go on, Scott -- you're having a laugh." Or would
By Anna Wallis Air Chathams and Whanganui Airport have certainly started things off with a bang. There was a large crowd out at
CELEBRATING is something uniquely human that transcends cultures, demographics and history. No matter when you were born, in what
By R K Rose WHAT on earth to wear today? It's not a question I usually spend any time on. The answering question is invariably:
MONDAY At the end of the day I think the majority of New Zealanders will feel good about this Government's abrupt and laughably half-baked
The bright sparks of Whanganui converged on the War Memorial Centre on Wednesday evening where their creative credentials were given
The notion that if we want action on a specific issue it requires a Minister of the Crown to have personally experienced it has been
Curtains. Not a very sexy topic. Nor is moisture management; but both are essential for warm, healthy, environmentally-friendly homes