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Letters: 'Sprung from our society'
Australians have facilitated the election of some people with extreme and divisive views.
Opinion: Getting to grips with the violence inside us
We need to understand our 'dark side' if we are to combat family violence
Rachel Stewart: Owning firearms a privilege not a right
COMMENT: Whatever Govt decides, I am fully prepared to relinquish my semi-automatics.
Letters: Seeds of hatred now weeds
Who remembers what comes from intolerance, racism, xenophobia, and violence?
Fred Frederikse: The Millisphere of Semarang
The old Dutch port area of Semarang is now slowly sinking into the Java Sea
Letters: Empty buses waste money
A better solution could be found to give the few in our community who need it transport.
Museum Notebook: The History of Whanganui in 10 Objects, Part 5
The Richard Taylor Chair
Frank Gibson: Is Thorium the answer to climate change?
Frank Gibson on climate change
Federated Farmers: Fronting up to drench resistance
It was good to the see the spider in the rain gauge needing to evacuate
Nicola Patrick: Hold the front page! Facebook is down!
Is Facebook really the place for news?
Gardening:Autumn is well known as the best time of year to be planting
Now is the time to take advantage of the autumn planting season
Editorial: The climate must change
Clearly some people are having trouble understanding this: Climate change is real.
Salty criticism of Peppa just pig-ignorant
Leave Peppa Pig alone - you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
Murray Crawford: Pioneer cyclists take a punt
At least riders of today will be able to cross the Whanganui River with ease
Peter Lyons: The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Cream doughnuts are an amazing evolutionary achievement for a bunch of overdeveloped apes
Letters: Long wait for ferry riders
Ferry tales: "Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast."
Frank Greenall: City fails baffled economist
Last week we hosted a wandering economist, Cameron Bagrie
The last line after 47 years in the 'glamour profession'
The editor bows out of the news business after 47 years in the 'glamour profession'
Jay Kuten: Politicians lame and stupid
I've been looking for signs of intelligent life in Parliament and it's been a hard slog.
Letters: He made his mark
I'd expect the local bastion of news to report all news, even about its own organisation.
Not so much a whistle as a hiss and a phwoar
I've never assaulted anyone with a "wolf whistle" - yet.
Business Zen: Keep customers, don't oversell
Some businesses have a single-sale philosophy and are happy to risk overselling a product
Letters: Team names a big shame
Don't we agree the branding of sports teams in NZ is downright confusing and embarrassing?
Fred Frederikse: The Millisphere of Bengawan
Fred Frederikse and the Millisphere of Bengawan
Letters: Jihadi Taylor needs to change
The only reason he "regretted" promoting hatred, was that he would have to do jail time.
Sand dune vandals destroy plants
Sand-binding plants have been dug up near Castlecliff's Duncan Pavilion.
Peter Lyons: Reserve Bank starts to show some mongrel
The Reserve bank is finally playing hardball with the banks in New Zealand.
Editorial: 'Young adults' put down the PS4 controls and engage with the real world
Whether climate change or something else, at least youth is engaging with real issues
Dani Lebo: Skipping school is the best thing kids can do for the environment
Thousands of students will walk out of schools as part of the School Strike 4 Climate
Kate Stewart: Choosing your "identity"
People are desperately seeking acceptance by identifying as almost anything under the sun