Letters: Deport the possums back to Oz
If we want bird life, we need healthy bush. If we want healthy bush, possums must go.
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Frank Greenall: Laver, a man of tennis note
Djokovic, Nadal and others play on in the shadow of the Australian superstar of the 1960s.
Jay Kuten: Simon Bridges' pipe dreams
Simon Bridges is following in Richard Nixon's footsteps with politicisation of cannabis.
On The Same Page: P stands for platinum . . .
P stands for platinum, Page, plonker, pain, patient, puzzled, peck, pash, playful...
Gwynne Dyer: European allies bend to join 'gringo empire' approach
This is a problem for Venezuelans to solve, not foreigners — and least of all Americans.
Letters: 'No logic' to building claims
Rest assured, there are no mushroom farms within the council, as Mr White claims.
Letters: Treaty 'principle' missing
We're only 'unique' in New Zealand because we haven't included our treaty in domestic law.
Mapping the Millispheres: Too many tourists
Tourist locations are popular for good reason. Kyoto's reason is its temple gardens.
Museum Notebook: Essential travel companions
What hasn't changed is that we still wish to keep in touch and share our experiences.
Letters: Govt right to buy EV fleet
The number of secondhand electric cars is increasing and so cheap to run.
Conservation Comment: Te Araroa Trail concerns
The trail has had negative publicity about some sections, particularly in the North Island
Gwynne Dyer: Battling begums stifle democracy
Bangladesh is now a one-party state where about half the population hates the ruling party
Your say: Council not setting example, Poll unwise, All one family
Letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Rachel Rose: Voices in unison for uplifting event
Opera seemed the very apex of high culture: impenetrable and intimidating.
Terry Sarten: Start decluttering by ignoring all things you're told you should be doing
There is far too much talk about clutter, and it is time to declutter your thoughts.
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of ... 2019
COMMENT: 2019 marks the 10th anniversary of the dear old Secret Diary.
Opinion: The importance of diversity in NZ
Imagine a New Zealand without vineyards, wonton soup, Diwali, Lydia Ko or Jerome Kaino.
Letters: More funds needed for Parapara
With too little money for repairs to the Parapara, more closures are likely, says a reader
Letters: Housing statements right
We still have a drastic shortage of state housing here in Whanganui.
Bastia Bulletin: First the Blitz, now the Splitz
The receding tide of former imperial glory has long been slipping out, seemingly unnoticed
Let's Talk Law: Don't take driving for granted
Losing your licence for drink-driving can have huge implications for your job.
Gwynne Dyer: Macedonia controversy not over yet
How has this nonsense dominated the politics of two countries for more than two decades?
Jay Kuten: Trump cedes power to blowhards
Real human beings are suffering the consequence of what has always been a game to Trump.
Rachel Stewart: I'm back and I'm not staying quiet
COMMENT: I am rebranding as the only columnist any rational person will ever want.
Adrian Rurawhe: Rural roads get $20m safety boost
The Government has made road safety a top priority.
On The Same Page: $20 only note that matters
I think this guy knows he's bad, and he's making money out of the fact. I like that.
Mapping the Millispheres: From Eden to wasteland
The occupation of Iran's London embassy in 1980 was by Arab separatists from Khuzestan.
Letters: Park concern ill-informed
There are questions that Dave Hill, Ratepayers' Association president, needs to answer
Letters: Steve Baron got it wrong on state housing sales
Have your say: State house sales; racist injustice; the cruelty of 1080
Opinion: Government can't let teachers win
The public sector was the whipping boy for the previous government.
Editorial: London, New York, Paris - yes. But little old Whanganui ...?
London, New York, Paris - yes. But little old Whanganui ...?
Nicola Patrick: Gillette advert takes a razor to bad behaviour
A new year with resolutions
Terry Sarten: Red, red tape ... tying Britain up in knots
The whole Brexit debacle contains a number of interwoven factors.