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Rachel Rose: Honey sector growth unsustainable
Rachel Rose discusses beekeeping and several weighty issues confronting the sector.
Editorial: Bad cliff accident at Vinegar Hill
A young mans fights for his life, we want to ask why?
Russell Bell: Planning ahead for your business in 2018
Businesses should have a clear plan for the year ahead
Editorial: Time to dob-in the boy racers
Boy racers are making themselves unpopular in Whanganui.
Chester Borrows: Safety obsession goes too far
Clipboard Nazis are making a killing giving fraudulent advice to the gullible.
Opinion: Confessions of a devout recycler
I would highly recommend you non-believers try a spot of recycling for at least a month.
Frank Greenall: Engagement name of game
It's really no surprise now that one can earn a specialist living as a pooch manicurist.
Tenth car into fence last straw for resident
Ten cars have crashed through Sandra Watson's fence. What's being done about it?
Gwynne Dyer: Foolish name game drags on
Nationalism and populism fuel two countries' absurd dispute about the name of one of them.
Jay Kuten: Will Jacinda curb the GCSB's powers?
The current sexual panic in the US is a stark reminder of why privacy matters.
Editorial: What a weekend!
As a showcase Vintage Weekend has once again done Whanganui proud.
Gwynne Dyer: Saving the coral and the planet
We may end up regulating the planet's temperature, with megadeaths the penalty if we fail.
Your letters: Fabulous two weeks of opera
How can you improve on perfection? Whanganui Opera School has proved you can.
Fred Frederikse: Losing the ability to swing
In Russia someone would just put another swing up in one of the trees further downriver.
Editorial: An anniversary day of our own?
When could we celebrate Whanganui Anniversary?
Conservation Comment: Tipping point for waste issue
It will be an unfortunate backwards step if rubbish bags are not to be collected locally.
Nicola Patrick: Contemplating heat and stress
Nicola Patrick discusses the weather, climate change and starving polar bears.
Editorial: Who says Kiwis can't fly?
Rocket Lab is about to launch NZ into the space business.
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of 2018
COMMENT: The Secret Diary is on holiday for two weeks. It may, or may not, be back.
Your letters: Nothing wrong with exam results website
80,000 individual students logged in release day, with a total 160,000 log-ins for the day
Incidents reminder to take care in water
Water Safety New Zealand's safety code has four simple rules to follow.
Gwynne Dyer: Only the poor die screaming
Morphine is 3 or 4 times more costly in most lower-income countries. It doesn't have to be
Chester Borrows: Undoing gender stereotypes
The buck stops with us. We are reinforcing dumb misconceptions in our kids' world view.
Editorial: Bulldog ban the thin end of a wedge
Is banning the sale of Bulldogs the beginning of a ban on the breed?
Frank Greenall: Time to toss those tomes
There's a market niche for missionary work to help guide the modern media correspondent.
Your letters: A short, shark shock
Something's changed. I wonder how a global warming denier might explain it?
Editorial: Fix technology or go back to snail mail
NCEA exam results are out ... but NZQA isn't saying when
Your letters: Bags work out cheaper than bins
Wanganui is not "about the only town to use rubbish bags". Many cities still use them.
Gwynne Dyer: Trump needs migrants' perspective
Trump is a racist: such a dyed-in-the-wool racist that he is virtually unconscious of it.
Jay Kuten: #MeToo's misguided missiles
The vigilante response ultimately protects no one, neither victim, nor accused.
Opinion: A city circuit to take take in your stride
Walking is increasingly popular, so councils should be opening walkways, not closing them
Editorial: Our inner hoon no longer a right of passage
40 and caught doing donuts ... why we need to grow up behind the wheel