Voted one of best long walks in the world: How the Te Araroa Trail is gaining popularity
The Te Araroa Trail had its biggest year with almost 1200 walkers.
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Business Zen: Russell Bell laments the All Blacks loss.
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Did the All Blacks really lose to England? Or was it fake news?
Kevin Page: Labour Weekend chores never end
Kevin Page puts his foot in it over Labour Weekend.
Roger Moroney: Spooky time for tricky sweets
Can the spooky little wanderers teach us a trick or two?
Comment: Why our elections don't reflect society
How can we get more minorities into elected positions?
Terry Sarten: The Kids are Alright
"If they can learn to drive at 16 years, they should be able to vote."
Frank Greenall: Hooked on pantomime of NZ politics
Are our politicians in fantasy land? And will there be a fairytale ending to it all?
Rob Rattenbury: Four great New Zealanders who saved Maori
Do you know, as a country, how close we came to losing Maori as a race and as a culture?
Kevin Page: Kitted out for the great outdoors
Kevin Page discovers it's important to dress correctly when food is involved.
Our car habit accelerating
She's only three, but already a Whanganui youngester is totally reliant on having a car.
Letters: Welcome aboard our monochrome council
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Letters: Arty answers for demolished Thain's building
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Should we sell our water?
Is Whanganui wise to sell its water, or is it a resource we should be exploiting?
Frank Greenall: Abandoning Kurds opens door for Isis to rise again
A totally trashed Iraq still bears chilling witness to the damage a loose cannon can do.
Comment: 70 years on - China celebrates revolution
It's been seventy years since the People's Liberation Army (PLA) took control of China.
Ian McKelvie: Didn't vote? Don't complain
I believe the right to vote is a privilege that should not be wasted.
Raising rents without improvements is 'extortion'
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Overwhelmed by climate change? Be inspired by Greta Thunberg
The bigger the problem, the more entropy accumulates with pressure to do nothing.
Kevin Page: The joys of being a grandparent
Kevin Page makes the most of a golden hour with his granddaughter.
How Whanganui is defying the doubters
September alone saw crucial investments into our local young people, history and schools.
Museum Notebook: Wetas, just don't get them angry
Weta, a truly unique native - just don't get them angry.
Major restoration begins soon in Sarjeant
Plenty of work happening behind the scenes at the Sarjeant Gallery.
Terry Sarten: Sauce for the goose not always sauce for the gander
Boris Johnson gets away with so much while brazenly blaming others for his own failures.
Letters: Sincere thanks to our cheerful firefighters
Letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Conservation Comment: Fireworks at Petroleum Conference protest
This year's Petroleum Conference was held in secret ... why?