Jay Kuten: Social tsunami heads our way
As the revolution in AI gains momentum, many highly skilled and paid jobs will disappear.
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Editorial: Million-dollar gender pay gap
Fantastic Ferns highlight biggest gender pay gap of them all
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Lipstick and politics; boys must be boys; doomsday clock ticking; invasion of the radicals
Fred Frederikse: Club strumming up top acts
The Whanganui Musicians' Club takes the challenges along with the kudos.
Editorial: Maybe our heritage buildings aren't so high risk
Re-think on risk needed before old buildings sent to the knacker's yard
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Benefits of STV; Who should nuke who; Advice to voters; Euthanasia dangers.
Conservation Comment: App helps track species
Nature lovers and the creature-conscious need this tool. What are you waiting for?
Editorial: Voters get to quiz Whanganui election contenders
Whanganui election candidates to get a grilling from voters
Terry Sarten: Stand in line - there's crowds ahead of you - to pie the president
The White House lawn is full of people wanting to smash a pie into Trump's face
Rachel Rose: Quality replaced by general shoddiness
Searching for quality craftsmanship among the cheap tat that fills NZ homes
Take the Kate Stewart politcal multi-choice test
Take Kate Stewart's multi-choice political test.
Braunias: Secret Diary of election campaign
COMMENT: A pig walks into a bar and asks for some lipstick.
'DOC fails to fulfill its obligations'
The Conservation Department is failing in its job to advocate for the environment.
Your views: Readers' letters
Readers discuss: Dialysis service; Electric posties; STV benefits; Women's soccer.
Gwynne Dyer: Trump changes tune on Afghanistan
Trump commits more troops to losing the war against the Taleban.
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Gateway to the city; Abused disabled parks; Hospitals, not highways? Roading worries.
Frank Greenall: Symbols of repression to go
Are we surprised that the custodians of these sentiments still march on southern streets?
Editorial: Who is standing up for the seabed?
The decision was a foregone conclusion despite the well-paid months the committee pondered
Editorial: Lowering speed limits
A raft of local speed limits are about to be lowered. But why?
Gwynne Dyer: India's secular values begin to retreat
India is still a democracy, but it's starting to look a lot more like Pakistan.
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IOnserting the H; Car show loss; Offensive column; Errors in print
Jay Kuten: Social disaster costs society
We need leaders who have actual plans with time and date stamps, not vague policies.
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When Glen Campbell came to town; Anzac Pde repairs drag on; pressure on DHB -- and more.
Philippine killing machine above law
President Duterte vows to pardon himself for mass murder at the end of his six-year term.
Opinion: STV merits far from proven
Would the mayor and council elected under FPP be different to those elected under STV?
Stream protection a murky reality
The only way to tell if a stream is healthy is to stand in it with a net and count bugs.
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Voting systems, Offshore mining invasion, Resource-based economy, The end is nigh!
Terry Sarten: Empty slogans deserve our derision
The upcoming election means lots of party slogans that say very little
Rachel Rose: A dog's tail tells many a fascinating tale
Dogs tails tell quite a tale ... thank goodness docking will become illegal
Kate Stewart: Fitting in with a bit of burka bother
'It's like a white supremacist moving to Fiji.'
Editorial: Politicians should sign up media maestro Steve Hansen
Steve Hansen again the master of media management
Braunias: Secret diary of Barnaby Joyce
COMMENT: "Someone's been asking questions about you," said Turnbull.