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Letters: ED treatment shows hospitals on the right track

Readers share thoughts on Whanganui's ED, Prince Philip's tribute and Horizons' rates.

Let's Talk Law: What to do when a trustee loses capacity

Discretionary family trusts are a popular form of asset protection in New Zealand.

Comment: Being informed key in turbulent times

Talk to your banker and accountant and test what they have to say, Russell Bell writes.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Māori in fight of our lives against cancer

OPINION: Crisis often reveals how strong we can be when we have to be.

Letters: 'Sharyn Underwood is deserving of recognition'

Readers also have their say on the housing market and whether enough people use buses.

Letters: 'A plague on interference with our houses'

Readers have their say on housing, rates and personal responsibility.

Rob Rattenbury: Why we now need tradies more than ever

Can you imagine what life would be like if there were no plumbers, builders, electricians?

Letters: Easter Fishing Competition another great event

Readers also share their views on the America's Cup and Horizons Regional Council rates.

Kevin Page: The Cat Mafia strikes again

It's the cats who are in control, says our sleep-deprived writer.

Letters: Regional rates and long term plans

Readers have their say on regional and district council rates and plans.

Let's Talk Law: Handshake leases – She'll be right?

No one likes to think about the worst case scenario, but circumstances do change.

Whanganui letters: Start the korero on Māori ward

Do local iwi want or are even ready for a Māori ward here?

Whanganui letters: First-home buyers are not the ones suffering

When house prices are so high, how do you slowly deflate a bubble ?

Comment: Imagine cruise liners at Castlecliff Wharf

With a wink and a nod, Jim Parnell indulges in flights, er, cruises of fancy.

Whanganui letters: 'Why I am doubly keen for my own Covid-19 jab'

Your letters: "Why I am doubly keen for my own Covid-19 jab," writes Stan Hood.

Rob Rattenbury: Why names are important - it's about respect

This is not about a cultural difference; it is about respect and thoughtfulness.