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Letters: Poison works for possums
Possum and deer culling by hunters don't work. Human nature and expense defeat them.
Gwynne Dyer: The stars our destination
Interstellar travel suddenly seems closer with work on a space drive that burns no fuel.
Chester Borrows: Easy living in a lucky country
A big, fat kereru sits on a kahikatea outside the window as I brew the day's first coffee.
Letters: All quiet on the ferry front
When the onus is on profit, all other consideration goes out the window. - Paul Evans
Fred Frederikse: It's one way to foil spies
Beat the security spies and ensure privacy by writing a letter and posting it in the mail.
Let's Talk Law: Private investigations
An independent investigator can make life easier when dealing with a workplace complaint.
Conservation comment: Plastic bag ban a start
Locally, people have been focusing outrage on dumping costs and anger at fly-tippers.
Opinion: 'One people' just reality of Treaty
The "ravages inflicted on Māori since 1840" of which Keenan speaks are a myth -- Don Brash
Nicola Patrick: Hope, it's a good way to start a new year
2019 is our year for hope
Kate Stewart: Downsides to Whanganui's economic growth
Most regard the economic growth of Whanganui as positive. But not all agree ...
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of 2019 horoscopes
COMMENT: A 100 per cent accurate guide to your year in the first of a two-part horoscope.
Letters: Singers enjoy seaside sessions at the Pav
Hopefully, one day soon the beach will not need any so-called grooming.
Jay Kuten: New day dawning in United States
Hope dawns as Democrats take control of the US House of Representatives.
Gwynne Dyer: Work on global warming moves at slow pace
We are getting into very deep water here, but we may have no other options.
Letters: Chiefs' Treaty role disputed
'Accountability does not seem to be a part of the WDC's day-to-day operations'
Gwynne Dyer: What went wrong in eastern Europe?
The dreams that drove the anti-Communist revolutions of 1989 are still alive but fading.
Letters: Mowhanau cliff erosion's real story
The erosion isolating the headland is 20-30m inland from where the boulders were removed.
David Cormack: Please, let's make these things happen in 2019
Comment: Here's a list of things I want to see happen in 2019.
Rachel Rose: Modern day plant hunters on the trail of historic oaks
Modern day plant hunters on the trail of historic oaks
Kate Stewart: Savs set to make it big and other tongue-in-cheek predictions for 2019
Kate Stewart's slightly tongue-in-cheek predictions for 2019.
Steve Braunias: The secret diary of... 2018
COMMENT: Steve Braunias looks ahead to the year in satire.
Editorial: The best and worst of us
Christmas and Boxing days - stark contrasts in consecutive days.
Letters: We must address financial inequality in NZ
We must address the rapidly growing financial inequality in this country.
Opinion: Retirement options for baby boomers
Today's retirees need a range of accommodation options.
Opinion: Education changes - common sense or Stalinism?
The Government's education review taskforce has decided to go back to the future.
Gwynne Dyer: Saudi Game of Thrones
MbS is likely to stay in power -- perhaps to the ultimate ruin of the country he rules.
Editorial: Christmas -- it's a game and you have to be a good sport and pull on some forced jollity
It's Christmas and you can't say 'No' ... no matter how badly you want to
You said it: Capitalism at fault; ratepayers' wishes; pension pain and dog poo
Readers sound off on capitalism at fault; ratepayers' wishes; pension pain and dog poo
Jay Kuten: Guess what ... the good and the bad of 2018
Trump v Ardern -- the bad and the good of 2018