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Whanganui letters: Why not reopen the rail lines?
Your letters: No gas or petrol cars? The Govt's kidding right?
Kevin Page: Hey big spender! Earned that bowl or knife yet?
Supermarket's bowl promotion a safer choice over the one for those knives.
Whanganui letters: A white elephant or a city asset?
Yes or no to roofing the velodrome? Here's two arguments for and against.
Rob Rattenbury: Memo fun police - NZers won't tolerate a Nanny state
Well-meaning people try to remove risk from every single part of our lives.
Jacob McSweeny: Two road rage incidents with vastly different outcomes
Opinion: When the middle finger fails to deliver your road rage message.
Dawn Picken: Advice for a 17-year-old in a new world
Opinion: For a teenager, postponement looks permanent. But this pause is not forever.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Iwi checkpoints about protecting communities
'Stop moaning about iwi checkpoints and let Māori leadership help us through.'
Bed buying chaos - missed photo opportunity
The scene in the store looked like something straight out of a Carry On movie.
Fewer moths sparks concern about loss of wildlife
Where have all the moths disappeared to, asks concerned reader?
Rob Rattenbury: Generations connect us to our past, and history holds lessons
OPINION: The connection we have to our ancestors is closer than we think.
Stephanie Worsop: The Covid casualty I'm scared we won't get back
Opinion: Will movie theatres fade into extinction in the coming years?
Dawn Picken: Relief the word of the day as Biden takes reins
OPINION: America is on the path to rejoining the world.
Kevin Page: Colour selection grey area for Mr P
Painting the house - choose a colour, buy the paint. How hard can it be?
Rob Rattenbury: The good, bad and ugly of social media
Facebook has become the new Friday night drinks venue for people who live far apart.
Kevin Page: Back trouble in the Page household
To be there 'in sickness and in health". Kevin Page steps up to honour the contract.
Whanganui letters: Concern over Three Waters
Massive change such as this will not escape public consultation, writes councillor.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Rātana without politicians a welcome break
It will be a different Rātana event at the end of the month with no politicians.
Best of 2020: Rob Rattenbury: Are you an introvert? You're not alone
Covid-19 for me, a retired chap, was a chance to kick back and enjoy life.
Whanganui letters: Teaching the real history of NZ
Your letters: NZ's 'real' history, no to bi-lingual road signs and dirty prison water.
Whanganui letters: Our water, shouldn't we control it?
Govt move appears to be aimed at centralising control of water supply and disposal
Rob Rattenbury: NZ ripe and ready for UK trade deal
Opinion: There has been talk about the formation of a fourth international trading bloc.
Kevin Page: When trash disposal becomes an ordeal...
The bird's going off in the bag trying to escape, George is pawing at it trying to get in.
Whanganui letters: Water solution a 'no brainer'?
New homes should include a water tank, writes a reader.
Whanganui letters: Pickwick Rd speed needs action now
Your letters: Calls amplify to reduce the speed limit along Whanganui's Pickwick Rd.
What was this angry young man's beef?
Is it because home ownership is drifting out of reach for many young people?
Hidden gems the secret to boosting local tourism
Opinion: Think you've seen everything a city has to offer? Think again.
New opportunity to be 'good Treaty partner'
Tāwhiao McMaster says history must reflect Māori as well as Pākeha versions of events.
'Sock Lady' puts on grumpy mask
She was supposed to be at the beach, not buying "bloody socks", writes Kevin Page.
Whanganui letters: Speed limit silliness
Pickwick Rd is a residential area, with a narrow road, no footpaths and no street lights
A New Year's Eve to suit every life stage
Opinion: The way you celebrate New Year's Eve is dictated by what stage of life you're in.
Kevin Page: Just when I thought it was all sorted
We have already had the best Christmas present we could ask for.
Christmas Eve 1953 – A reflection on the Tangiwai disaster
"I spotted a child's Christmas teddy bear and other gifts lay idle on dry mud banks."
Whanganui letters: Coloured crossings wanted to highlight our diversity
Your letters: One reader says its time we make our pedestrian crossings inclusive