Ian McKelvie: Review welcome in diverse House
As in any workplace, allegations of harassment in Parliament should be investigated.
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Letters: First double photo finish
To publicly slight the President of USA is scandalous. Shame on you, Frank Greenall.
Conservation Comment: Methane not main challenge to agriculture
This research may reduce our methane emissions without devastating the NZ economy.
Nicola Patrick: Nothing surprises me anymore -- except these surprises
Nicola Patrick on the spirit of Christmas
Kate Stewart: Killing off of the Christmas spirit seems to have become mandatory
Kate Stewart on the PC world of Christmas
Your say: Maori Santa -- Whanganui got there first
Letter to the Whanganui Chronicle
Terry Sarten: Get really tetchy with Curmudgeon 101
Terry Sarten and focusing on bloody-minded sheer grumpiness
Steve Braunias: Secret Diary of Simon Bridges
COMMENT: "Well, team," I said to caucus this morning, "Merry Christmas!"
Letters: Hawkesby gets off bike on to hobby horse
If more people are on cycles, particularly on their own paths, fewer cars will be on roads
Chester Borrows: NZ seen through new eyes
"Kiwis think they are clean and green, just because there are only 4.5 million of them."
Editorial:Staff right to issue warning about lake
Horizons chairman Bruce Gordon finds himself in a unhappy position
Frank Greenall : A day in the life of Donald
Hey, a real McCoy American mile is worth a dozen of those cheap Chinese miles.
Letters: Impressive speaker, good-looking school
"Tomorrow's Schools" champions competition among schools, but there is a downside.
New Caledonia: Wandering islands lost in time
New Caledonia is a 15th the size of NZ but has 50% more plants that survive nowhere else.
Gwynne Dyer: War with Iran a bad look for Saudis and US
Both Saudi Arabia and Israel would love to entangle the US in a war with Iran..
Letters: Beach lunacy set to rev up
Time to end the pathetic excuses and act to protect the lives and safety of our citizens.
Jay Kuten: The great divider
America, under Trump, looks away from moral requirements where money is involved.
Editorial: Whanganui's boom creates growing pains
Housing crunch a symptom of fast growth
Business Zen: Christmas comes more quickly each year
Businesses like Vault are "giving it a go" — and they deserve our support this Christmas
Kevin Page: Let the mad Christmas panic set in
You might want to check.You may actually have less time till Christmas than you thought.
Opinion: Key people in your child's future
Teachers aren't fighting for money, but for the integrity and strength of their profession
Letters: Let's promote our unique, antique elevator
Unique antique elevator deserves promotion as a tourist attraction.
Editorial: Mike King delivers message every student should hear
Former comic puts on another great show, this time talking to students about mental health
Conservation Comment: Race to protect wilderness
Animals are going extinct 1000 times faster than they would have without human influence.
Terry Sarten: Cars, like guns, are potential lethal weapons
Terry Sarten on different types of road users
Rachel Rose: Council's waste survey stirs up debate
Rachel Rose on waste collection in Whanganui
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of Xmas shopping
COMMENT: "Pinetree" Jones, the answer to all our Christmas present woes ...
Letters: The aged are rowers too
Rowing machines are a great, low-impact way to near-total fitness for all age groups.
Gwynne Dyer: Populism thrives as jobs go
Populism is not an ideology. It's just a political technique, available to everyone.
Lynley Tulloch: No reason for possum cruelty
There is no need to be unnecessarily cruel to possum pests, says Dr Lynley Tulloch.
Frank Greenall: British bulldogs start cat fight
Larry's nemesis is a feline who hangs out further down Downing St at the Foreign Office.
Letters: Council offices upgrade waste of money
It's only a workplace, and I wouldn't expecting the upmarket surroundings he's introducing
Letters: Pike River comments tasteless
Mine safety is finally being taken seriously by people who know what they are doing.
Jay Kuten: Ghost in the machine
The story of computer technology is a tale of hindrance as well as help.