
Letters: Reuseable bags needed, Go away critics, Meat mystery
Letters to the Wanganui Chronicle
Letters to the Wanganui Chronicle
Kate Stewart talks about mobile phones
Rachel Rose on funerals in New Zealand
COMMENT: Kim was very open, very honourable, very smart, very worthy, very talented.
The public believe overwhelmingly, in spite of the evidence, that crime is on the rise,
The Government has a battle on its hands. So far they are moving in the right direction.
We all have ideas on how things should be done but are not always privy to the big picture
Readers discuss fluoridation, the downing of airliner MH17 and end-of-life preferences.
There is evidence that rumours of an insidious North Korean shrink-ray may be true.
Why should banks have such a privileged position in our economy?
Automation will eventually eliminate at least half the existing jobs.
Eliminating plastic bags might be subject to the law of unintended consequences.
It is no great wonder that the edifice of church power has crumbled in Ireland.
COMMENT: Our approach to suicide isn't working very well.
Eventually, looking like I was in the world mud wrestling champs, the job was done.
That the world would be a better place without "the great powers" is hard to deny.
"Incarceration by medication" has been the past solution by the "experts".
With cycling facilities, the council is putting the cart before the horse.
Cricketer carries the hopes and dreams of a city
New Zealand's next sorry attempt at reality TV is just days away.
COMMENT: Monday morning caucus. I sat down next to Jacinda, and examined her.
A court would never accept a positive test as proof against the current tenant on a charge
'Maybe a small section of society finds rearing children in a gay relationship acceptable'
Whanganui's housing is bouyant, so why are so many calling it a crisis?
It's reassuring to see the Government will speed up the compensation process to farmers.
Situation tailor-made for economic development agency.
It's selective and arbitrary: Arise, Sir John (Rowles) - what about Sir Johnny (Devlin)?
Whanganui's council will survey ratepayers on the issue of kerbside recycling. About time.
Is it moral to have landfills in Africa taking our rubbish instead of NZ landfills?