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Letters: Sarjeant cost claims are off the mark

Readers have their say on the Sarjeant redevelopment and taxes.

Comment: Beware the hazards lurking in social media

Russell Bell sounds a caution on the impact of social media on businesses

Letters: Sarjeant Gallery cost blowout and climate change

Readers have their say about the Sarjeant redevelopment and climate change

Rob Rattenbury: New Zealand is far from egalitarian

Comment: 'In New Zealand the word class means really opportunity.'

Letters: Cost-of-living crisis requires urgency

Readers have their say on the cost of living, rates, electric vehicles, and Joe Biden

Opinion: Business needs long-term strategy for inflation

Russell Bell this week looks at how businesses can plan around inflation

Kevin Page: The dangers of shirtless DIY

Kevin Page suffers another DIY mishap

Rob Rattenbury: Marriage has come a long way since the 70s

OPINION: I still believe there is a place for marriage but not first place.

Whanganui letters: Avoiding social media, and more Covid-19 response discussion

Readers have their say about Covid-19 spending and social media addiction

Comment: Creativity and problem solving the way out for struggling business

It is crucial for businesses to let creative team members shine now, Russell Bell writes

Kevin Page: It's the thought that counts

Sometimes it can be as simple as a muffin and a card

Rob Rattenbury: We must acknowledge the effects of colonisation

OPINION: We cannot change our history, but we can learn from it and not repeat it.

Dawn Picken: A message for singles before V-day

OPINION: Some of us are giving Cupid a break this Valentine's Day.

Letters: Council must insist on funding to replace Dublin St Bridge

Readers have a say on Dublin St Bridge, monarchy, political leaders and assisted dying.

Comment: Ill-timed bid for income protection

Russell Bell writes that the costs of the scheme will be passed on to the consumer

Rob Rattenbury: 70 years of Queen Elizabeth

The Queen must at times quietly cry herself to sleep over the antics of her descendants.