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Long term illnesses ahead for some Covid-19 survivors

Covid-19 kills, but also seriously injures some of those it does not kill.

Rob Rattenbury: Polls paint interesting picture heading into election

OPINION: Whoever gains those Treasury benches in October has a huge job on their hands.

Letters: Lifelong scars from time in mental hospital

He was a family guest. I didn't want to call him a liar, but...

When lycra, coffee and the giggle gang converge

Kevin Page's magic cycling moment goes awry when he does the cup-on-the-handlebar trick.

Whanganui letters: Stop religious interference in euthanasia referendum

Your letters: I'm appalled at the grubby inference to some aspects of the pending Bill.

Whanganui letters: Deaf ears on mental health

The voices of those most qualified were ignored or fell on deaf ears, writes Paul Baber.

Letters: Share pathways with care

The shared pathways are great, and an enjoyable way to get a bit of exercise.

Whanganui letters: Hemp is the answer

Hemp would grow the same quality and quantity of wood in only five to six months

Rob Rattenbury: Why immigrants are the answer to saving the regions

Rob Rattenbury takes up some sobering reading.

Russell Bell: Should we double sick leave entitlements?

Russell Bell: sick leave is a subsidy that is built on trust

Comment: What I think is troubling farmers most

Comment: "We need to act decisively, and with unity," says farmer Andrew Stewart.

Whanganui letters: Mental Health Week, a time to reflect

We create our own reality through our choices, writes Paul Baber.

Whanganui letters: Minimise waste and save, Greens flying high, private schools

Your letters: Just the beginning for Greens who are flying high in latest credible poll

Rob Rattenbury: Covid-19 here to stay

COMMENT: Most people accept our world has changed and we will adjust to the new normal.

In sweeps Mrs P on the Zoomy thing

Casts an approving eye over the outfit in the mirror and leaves as quickly as she arrives.

Whanganui letters: Microplastic killers - the public should be informed

Your letters:

Has Māori Language Week reached its use-by-date?

Language revitalisation takes three generations.

Whanganui letters: Pine pollen is making me sick

Your letters: Pine pollen is making me sick