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Rob Rattenbury: Years seem to be rolling around much quicker
OPINION: I would expect our politics to dominate the news for a while.
OPINION: I would expect our politics to dominate the news for a while.
Comment: The avocado has been recognised for its health benefits
Comment: I felt quite emotional at times amid the scenes of family support at the finish.
What's your favourite takeaway?
Readers have their say on climate funding and a Treaty conversation.
OPINION: What's more important that the formation of a new government?
OPINION: "Everywhere one looks in Whanganui, one sees history".
Comment: You can't beat your body
Kevin Page makes no apologies for being the "gunner".
Jay Rerekura: Here we are organising our snacks and drinks for the early morning lead-up
Perennial plants repeat their cycle year after year gradually increasing in size.
OPINION: Politicians come and go, they have their moments in the sun then usually fade.
Nicky feels like Jack Nicholson in The Shining. “I’m back!”
OPINION: The streets were filled with people running here, there and everywhere.
OPINION: Raukotahi is a concept that acknowledges all those who have gone before us.
OPINION: We all know change can take forever, even in our little democracy.
OPINION: To say we both got a surprise is a bit of an understatement.
OPINION: We knew all the stories, the jokes, the traditions.
OPINION: Many in New Zealand society have moved on from active religious worship.
OPINION: A bad traffic day is when Rob Rattenbury gets two red lights at the city bridge.
Opinion: There was probably a simpler reason for things looking a lot darker to me.
OPINION: 'I put Supertramp on the stereo and wound it up. We are here and here to stay.'
Comment: Nicky Rennie outlines her pet project
Helen Leahy, Pou Ārahi of Nga Waihua o Paerangi, writes about investing in whānau.
Is Mother's Day an opportunity for a loving gesture or commercial rubbish?
Rob Rattenbury pays tribute to those who serve so we can live in freedom.
Comment: The day is becoming of much more significance to more and more of us.
Readers have their say on an important Whanganui business, and who should pay for roads
"The grass grows, the fruit grows riper. The puku grows wider."
OPINION: The sacred river can ensure intergenerational prosperity for the region.