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Fred Frederikse: Election helps focus on change
Tasman called is Nieuw-Zeeland and the Dutch have been making a mark on NZ ever since
Editorial: The dolphins should have campaigned harder
Election 2017 -- a bad result for aquatic life.
Editorial: No fist pumps for Whanganui's new MP
Mind on the job, eye on the ball ... low-key Hipango wins through
Terry Sarten: Truce ensures two cats at the door are better than one
Stray cat won't be denied its new home
Rachel Rose: Signs that voting habits are changing
Advance voting makes a nonsense of no political advertising on election day rule
Kate Stewart: Confessions of a pipeline
I heard rumblings, they were getting louder and out of nowhere, I was hit from above.
Braunias: Secret Diary of Ruakaka kauri swamp
COMMENT: The smell of petrol seems pretty strong.
Steve Baron: Overlooked industry looks up
Whanganui has a very diverse business community that creates jobs and economic wealth.
Editorial: Health spending so lavish we will queue up to be sick
The election bidding war ... it's four no trumps
Gwynne Dyer: Russia's Syrian intervention
Two years ago the Russian air force was sent in to save the Syrian regime.
Frank Greenall: Let's invite Kim to Whanganui
A satirical look at one possible solution to the North Korean crisis.
Healthy Families: Water essential for wellbeing
Making healthy changes in relation to water.
Jay Kuten: Blind loyalty holds -- even when it makes no sense
Political terms carry plenty of emotion but often little substance
Which wannabe Whanganui MP was a school lunch monitor?
Which wannabe Whanganui MP was a school lunch monitor
Gwynne Dyer: Space projects' high ambition
Curmudgeon of the Year may emerge before the end of December
Editorial: Whanganui gets the 'Jacinda effect' but is it enough?
Jacinda draws a crowd and closes a pharmacy
Conservation comment: The greenest city in the world
Conservation comment with Rachel Rose.
Review: Little Shop of Horrors
A cult classic rampages on a three week run with Little Shop of Horrors at Amdram Theatre.
Kate Stewart: When does the news stop and the scaremongering begin?
US news channels milked hurricane Irma for all it was worth, writes Kate Stewart.
Terry Sarten: Songsmiths join the literary set
Literary festival finally says 'songwriting is literary art'