Whanganui ChronicleNicola Patrick: Stand all about increasing party voteIs a Green vote still a strange option?24 Mar 09:31 PM
Whanganui ChronicleTerry Sarten: I flow with the river rather than the corporatesHow companies make you do their work in your time24 Mar 09:00 PM
Whanganui ChronicleReaders' lettersReaders debate extraterrestrials, prison staffing, flood prevention and the river's status23 Mar 04:50 PM
Whanganui Chronicle'Don't give teens the vote'Is lowering the voting age to 16 really the answer to engaging teens in politics?23 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleReaders' lettersReaders share their opinions on the Whanganui River's new legal status and more . . .22 Mar 05:10 PM
Whanganui ChronicleAbortion should stay a crimeShould the law protect the lives of unborn New Zealanders in their first nine months?22 Mar 05:00 PM
Whanganui ChronicleWe should look to NordicsHow to cure the creeping malaise that has infiltrated out society, asks Frank Greenall.22 Mar 04:45 PM
Whanganui ChronicleIs tobacco fight worth it?So $1.7m spent in Whanganui to stub out smoking results in more smokers. Time to rethink?22 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleYour views: Readers' lettersReaders wax lyrical about dialysis, offshore mining, the smokefree funds fiasco and more.21 Mar 05:00 PM
Whanganui ChronicleNZ politics no joke, sadlyWe'll miss John Key . . . but maybe not for the right reasons, writes columnist Jay Kuten.21 Mar 04:45 PM
Whanganui ChronicleAlien life: What are the odds?As the number of known extra-solar planets grows, the question of alien life looms larger21 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleReaders' lettersFlooding myths Your correspondent M. Norris, sitting comfortably above any flooding up on St John's Hill, perpetuates many of the 20 Mar 04:50 PM
Whanganui ChronicleBird dog goes ruralWhat do you do if you're a dog with lots of excess energy? Columnist Fred Frederikse tells the story of Pipi - hyperactive Fox Terrier cross and born bird dog.20 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleCommittee kicks-off with robust debateIn Whanganui the first meeting of a new sub-committee was a corker.20 Mar 03:48 AM
Whanganui ChronicleYour views: Readers' lettersTrump's sham shamrock The US President was at his best for St Patrick's Day. He even had a version of his "Make America Great" cap 19 Mar 04:50 PM
Whanganui ChronicleA river by any other nameWhile the average person may struggle to get his or her head around the fact that the Whanganui River is now legally a person, such things are not without political prcedent, says Newstalk ZB political editor Barry Soper.19 Mar 04:40 PM
Whanganui ChronicleConservation comment: Mystery of ocean heat sinkBy Ian Sutherland IN AN interview on December 11 last year, Donald Trump's answer to a question about man-made global warming ("Nobody 19 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleYour view: Readers' have their saySwim champs uncompetitive I recently attended a school swimming champs for kids between 9 and 12 years old. I'm a parent of four 17 Mar 11:00 PM
Whanganui ChronicleSteve Braunias: The Secret Diary about Jacinda ArdernBILL ENGLISH As interim Prime Minister, I have identified a number of issues which are facing New Zealanders and the most troubling 17 Mar 10:03 PM
Whanganui ChronicleThunderstruck by the best week of newsSo much to be gobsmacked over and so few words. It's a columnist's worst nightmare. Not just gobsmacked either, but outraged. Where 17 Mar 09:42 PM
Whanganui ChronicleEditorial: Going round in circles in the kingdom of the conesOn the day that our front page reported Whanganui District Council needed to find an extra $20 million over the next 10 years to repair 17 Mar 08:29 PM
Whanganui ChronicleRachel Rose: Visitor a delight; personalised coffee a bonusWOULD Alejandro (Alex) Lopez Musalem be the first person to arrive at Whanganui airport from the Gulf of Mexico? It took four flights 17 Mar 07:50 PM
Whanganui ChronicleTerry Sarten: We have more in common than we have differencesIT IS time we ditched the words "racism" and "racist" from our language - they allow those who act in racially discriminatory ways 17 Mar 07:01 PM
Whanganui ChronicleSensing psychic bullshitI didn't find the re-enactment of a supposed cold case murder, initially named a hit and run more than 20 years ago in Ngaruawahia 17 Mar 07:10 AM
Whanganui ChronicleReaders' lettersWatery walkway Several years ago, when I lived in the Wanganui East suburb, I was a frequent user of the railway bridge walkway from 16 Mar 05:00 PM
Whanganui ChronicleTag team terror at pollsBullfighting and fox hunting pale into insignificance next to the blood-letting cut-and-thrust of local body elections. They're sanguinary gladiatorial bouts, risky to the health of combatants and onlookers alike. Paul Brooks presents the case for a ban.16 Mar 04:45 PM
Whanganui ChronicleEditorial: Murray Ball kept it realWe loved Murray Ball's Footrot Flats. The humour was uniquely Kiwi but internationally understood.15 Mar 05:00 PM
Whanganui ChronicleShort generation in ScotlandThree years ago Scots voted to stay part of Britain in a "once-in-a-generation" referendum on independence. Now they're going to have another vote, even though the future looks distinctly unpromising for an independent Scotland, writes Gwynne Dyer.15 Mar 04:45 PM
Whanganui ChronicleWhat happened to us?Once we enjoyed a very high quality of life by world standards. Now that has gone and, sadly, we're leading the race to the bottom in some aspects of our lives. So what happened to New Zealand? Columnist Frank Greenall examines the question.15 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleGames a celebration of rural heritageThe aim of the rural games is to give back something of our legacy to the next generation.15 Mar 03:00 AM
Whanganui ChronicleReaders' lettersSensible step While I totally agree with Steve Baron's sentiments (Letters, March 9) about people not wanting to leave their homes 14 Mar 04:50 PM
Whanganui ChronicleCelebrating rural heritageThe aim of the 2017 Hilux Rural Games (held in Manawatu last weekend) is to give back something of our legacy to the next generation, writes Rangitikei MP Ian McKelvie. A lot of what makes us who we are is based on our rural roots and values, he says.14 Mar 04:40 PM
Whanganui ChronicleFarewell to a real manThe late Tyrell Ruscoe, a skilled craftsman with an artist's eye, excelled at his work of making furniture and at being an estimable person. His exemplary life stood in contrast to the way many lives are lived on the modern world, writes Jay Kuten.14 Mar 04:30 PM
Whanganui ChronicleEditorial: Sundays a rank outsider for WhanganuiAs one of those who has enjoyed a great Saturday's racing - and a great day out - at the Whanganui course, I feel a little miffed 13 Mar 06:00 PM
