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STV ain't fair; Snake oil claim; Extremism; Pragmatism; Bad grammar; Permaculture.

Jay Kuten: Social tsunami heads our way

As the revolution in AI gains momentum, many highly skilled and paid jobs will disappear.

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

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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.