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Rob Rattenbury: Do closeknit neighbourhoods of bygone days still exist?
Opinion: We're all so busy nowadays but should we still be connecting with our neighbours?
Paging Dr Google - what happened to expertise?
OPINION: Dr Google will not have the last word.
Whanganui letters: Praise for pound staff
Nowhere in NZ offers better customer service and outcomes for animals, writes reader.
Kevin Page: People help pass time on op shop road trip
On Valentine's Day, our last day before heading home, I sat alone - but not for long ...
Russell Bell: Covid-19 - is it time New Zealand closed its borders?
Can we please fortify New Zealand's border, writes Russell Bell.
Opinion: We are all winging it, that's what angels do
Can I follow a path that brings light to dark places?
Rob Rattenbury: Four years of neglect - how Joe Biden will clean up the mess
Opinion: The summer break hasn't been short of political shenanigans.
Dawn Picken: Will you be my Galentine?
Opinion: It's a time to celebrate all female friends, whether they're single, or not.
Animal charities benefit from garden competition
Your letters: Two charities benefit from garden competition
Kevin Page: Yolk's on you, pal
Mr P recalls Mrs P telling him, quite forcefully, not to eat in front of the computer...
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: What defiance over tie symbolises
Rawiri Waititi's defiance is an important and timely stand and is hugely symbolic.
The link between alcohol and rugby
A little bit icky? Or nothing to be worried about in the slightest?
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: As much as wearing somethng is a form of activism, so is choosing not to wear it
How we dress can be one of the most powerful symbols of who we are.
Whanganui letters: Silver birch concern in Whanganui East
A very large silver birch on the corner of Burton Ave and Hackett St causes concern
Rob Rattenbury: Why is the world so obsessed with looks?
Opinion: And how do you fare when you're photogenically-challenged?
Dawn Picken: Inequity hurts everyone - it's time to fix the whare
Opinion: We are still living in the house colonialism built and it's time to fix it.
Stephanie Worsop: The new obsession that's made us drop our phones
Stephanie Worsop has a new hobby - and she's on a roll.
Whanganui letters: Why not reopen the rail lines?
Your letters: No gas or petrol cars? The Govt's kidding right?
Kevin Page: Hey big spender! Earned that bowl or knife yet?
Supermarket's bowl promotion a safer choice over the one for those knives.
Whanganui letters: A white elephant or a city asset?
Yes or no to roofing the velodrome? Here's two arguments for and against.
Rob Rattenbury: Memo fun police - NZers won't tolerate a Nanny state
Well-meaning people try to remove risk from every single part of our lives.
Jacob McSweeny: Two road rage incidents with vastly different outcomes
Opinion: When the middle finger fails to deliver your road rage message.
Dawn Picken: Advice for a 17-year-old in a new world
Opinion: For a teenager, postponement looks permanent. But this pause is not forever.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Iwi checkpoints about protecting communities
'Stop moaning about iwi checkpoints and let Māori leadership help us through.'
Bed buying chaos - missed photo opportunity
The scene in the store looked like something straight out of a Carry On movie.
Fewer moths sparks concern about loss of wildlife
Where have all the moths disappeared to, asks concerned reader?
Rob Rattenbury: Generations connect us to our past, and history holds lessons
OPINION: The connection we have to our ancestors is closer than we think.
Stephanie Worsop: The Covid casualty I'm scared we won't get back
Opinion: Will movie theatres fade into extinction in the coming years?
Dawn Picken: Relief the word of the day as Biden takes reins
OPINION: America is on the path to rejoining the world.
Kevin Page: Colour selection grey area for Mr P
Painting the house - choose a colour, buy the paint. How hard can it be?
Rob Rattenbury: The good, bad and ugly of social media
Facebook has become the new Friday night drinks venue for people who live far apart.
Kevin Page: Back trouble in the Page household
To be there 'in sickness and in health". Kevin Page steps up to honour the contract.
Whanganui letters: Concern over Three Waters
Massive change such as this will not escape public consultation, writes councillor.