Whanganui letters: Our children are starving
Alarming child poverty stats; Got my shovel, now where's the job?; Show us the money
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromWC - Opinion
Whanganui letters: Could cat talk app solve Rodney the missing cat saga?
Your letters: Could a cat translator app solve the Rodney cat saga?
Whanganui letters: Our city's hidden treasure found by visitors
No thanks to US Thanksgiving; Empty nesters should build; City's hidden treasure
Letters: Housing crisis tearing apart fabric of society
Economist warns the fabric of NZ society is being "torn apart" by the housing crisis
Opinion: The language New Zealanders speak is changing
Te reo is influencing New Zealand English, writes Rob Rattenbury
Stephanie Worsop: Living a life of contradictions
OPINION: What I find hard is reconciling my inner contradictions involving conservation.
Opinion: If you own a home, understand your privilege
People on benefits cannot afford the kind of money asked for by landlords.
Letters: House deposits too high, council loses $1 million-plus
Your letters: House deposits too high, argues reader.
Smash and grab sets off paperwork scramble
An entire morning had been wasted before the insurance claim could properly be made.
Whanganui letters: We must start thinking of self-sufficiency
Your letters: plastic and nylon fibers are invading the bodies of the fish we eat.
Russell Bell: Strategic planning critical for businesses
These are uncertain times, but change is certain in the business world.
Rob Rattenbury: Can Biden heal the America Trump divided?
Opinion: The reality show that has been American politics is coming to an end.
Whanganui letters: Respect citizens' choice
Eleven of our current elected representatives voted to ignore the referendum
Opinion: How Kamala Harris has singularly defied conventions
OPINION: The vice-president-elect can be a role model to many.
Birthday doting just the tonic for Nana
Mum's 80th birthday celebrations were anything but embarrassing, writes Kevin Page.
Whanganui letters: The kindness of strangers and spaceship Earth
Lying on the cold concrete floor was not a good place to be, writes Jenny Jackson.
Comment: Māori Party recount request is pure politics
Opinion: The decision to request a recount in the electorate is laughable.
Letters: High speed trains could be possible in NZ
We could have faster trains in New Zealand, argues one letter writer
Whanganui letters: Relief Trump days nearing end
The Donald Trump unreality show appears to be drawing to a close.
Could Kamala Harris be the next US president?
OPINION: Could we have just met the next United States president?
Whanganui letters: US 'idiot faction' demand freedom during pandemic
Americans, amid Covid, should be showing and demanding responsibility, a reader says.
Whanganui letters: Inequality magnified by Govt
I am sceptical about the Government's intentions to combat poverty, writes reader.
Rob Rattenbury: The problem with improving NZ's rail system
Railways helped open NZ but many lines foundered due to the lack of population increase.
Stephanie Worsop: Where's the variety in little boys' clothing?
Girls' clothing racks are full of brightly coloured shirts, bedazzled overalls and more.
Bryan Gould: The nightmare is over if Trump loses
OPINION: I predict the winner will be Joe Biden - the right person for us.
Kevin Page: Life's on hold - where's that key?
No keys mean no car to get food, a lost wallet is an extension of that frustration.
Whanganui letters: Is there really still a chance for first home buyers?
I object to articles saying there's still a "chance" for first-home buyers
Best of 2020: Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Good people smoke cannabis
Taking a punitive approach to cannabis does not work, writes Leigh-Marama McLachlan.
Banning pokies won't work
With our pokies, some of the money comes back into the community and is doing some good.
Russell Bell: Give people, and books, a chance
Like judging books by their cover, we have the same mechanism when it comes to people
Whanganui letters: Keep the roundabout, fix the traffic lights
The current lights at Glasgow St are actually encouraging dangerous behaviour.
Bryan Gould: American voters seem ignorant and self-obsessed
OPINION: Democracy may not rule in US elections
Letters: Why ask public how many councillors they want - then ignore the result?
Why ignore and infuriate the public by asking a stupid question in the first place?
Rob Rattenbury: Spending retirement visiting health providers as the body wears out
OPINION: Visiting health providers becomes more prominent as the body slowly wears out.