N Korea's aggression concerns
Kim Jong Un probably feels he's got a good chance of winning if it comes to war.
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Exciting time for chamber of commerce
I'm expecting that the chamber will build on offering its members access to expertise.
Your views: Readers' letters
Readers write about: Anzac Parade stopbanks, the Moutoa Monument and God's chosen people.
Gwynne Dyer: Qatar stands up to bullies
Qatar will pay a price for rejecting the Saudi demands, but Qatar is rich enough to pay.
Jay Kuten: Crimes and punishments
Uncomfortable questions about the SAS in Afghanistan need to be addressed.
Fred Frederikse: The mayor who is greening Surabaya
Mrs Mayor leads transformation of world's most populated island
Your views: Readers' letters
If you keep doing the same things, you will keep getting the same results, council told.
Trees spark adventure thirst
Long after I'm gone, I like to think my great great grandchildren will enjoy these trees.
Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Peter Thiel
Does top US Kiwi Peter Thiel know more about disgraced Todd Barclay that he's letting on
Kate Stewart: Who won - the boat or the captain?
WOOHOO ... in your face Team Oracle!
Rachel Rose: Managed retreat a significant cost
Horizons Regional Council's unexpected announcemen
Editorial: Our new political faces are now here
It was a veritable coup for the local National Council of Women ...
Terry Sarten: Stricter guidelines needed for what constitutes true heroism
A hero is a person who does something brave with no thought of reward.
The man behind the equation
Albert Einstein was a brilliant scientist - but not the greatest husband.
Your views: Readers' letters
Castlecliff and the council; SBW and Islam; History and the Moutoa monument.
Gwynne Dyer: War games getting sillier
The game of chicken above eastern Syria has gone beyond mere "silly buggers".
Your views: Readers' letters
Ferry plan doubts, Arabia Felix, God's protection and culvert delays.
Colonial terms should be put in bin
Back in colonial times, official language told it the way it wasn't.
It's Gore, to be sure, to be sure
Does Gore really exist? If they can fake moon landings, they can easily fake Gore too.
Reduce emotion in decision-making
The concept of mindfulness is so important, and taking all the time you need is crucial.
Opinion: Men talking has been healthy
Men need more encouragement and support to discuss, and take action on, their health.
Jay Kuten: Beehive a hornet's nest
Disgraced MP Todd Barclay and the grubby trail leading to National's electorate office
Rising rowing stars recognised
Elite Kiwi rowers and Whanganui rising stars recognised
One of our best councils in years
Rate increase of only 2% is testament to a nine-out-of-10 effort by our elected officials.
Safety standards must be met
Human lives are at risk when designers and manufacturers cheat or take short cuts.
Wasps are a serious pest
Rats, stoats and possums are major pests, but we should be taking wasps just as seriously.
Your views: Readers' letters
Health aftermath of the big flood, truth and lies, the chosen people, and ferry doubts.
Editorial: Sonny Bill does it again
Sonny Bill's big heart makes him a poster boy for his Islamic faith
Letters to the editor: Readers get it off their chest
Letters to the editor: Readers get it off their chest
Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Todd Barclay
For disgraced MP Todd Barclay it was all a bad dream ...