Comment: What's interesting about business
Russell Bell says it's not just your elevator pitch about your business that's important.
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Letters: Debt funding 'disgusting'
Readers have their say on DHB capital charges, violence and the Amazon forest.
Letters: Protect our wetlands
Readers have their say on wetlands, printed money and local decision-making.
Rob Rattenbury: Nats going through tough times
OPINION: National has some work to do, starting with its leader's selection of talent.
Letters: Traffic lights re-think needed
Readers have their say on the new Glasgow St lights and participation in council meetings.
Kevin Page: Poo was the theme of the day
Unfortunately, I wasn't quick enough to avoid the 'explosion'
Comment: A passion for our people, our culture and our reo
It was in the house next door that the very first broadcast for Awa FM took place in 1991.
Comment: Why our education system needs to address racism
A Whanganui writer addresses the contentious issue of "unteaching" racism in schools.
Letters: Where's the evidence?
Readers have a say on a Covid vaccine flyer, dog fees and the velodrome.
Letters: No longer a fan of MMP
Readers have their say on MMP, extreme weather events and religious beliefs.
Debbie Ngārewa-Packer: Māori past, present and future centre stage at kapa haka
Kapa haka - where intergenerational Māori healing, pride and empowerment has centre stage.
Comment: Climate policies impact farmers, producers
Govt overreach on climate change will hurt businesses financially, Russell Bell writes.
Letters: Thanks to St John and Whanganui Hospital
Readers have their say on Whanganui Hospital, the They Are Us film, and Maxwell's name.
David Cotton: Why I voted no to Māori wards
'A vote against Māori wards was not a vote against Māori.'
Helen Craig: What about Anzac Parade slip repairs?
Comment: "I'd ask NZTA to stop mucking about and bite the bullet."
Comment: Airini Beautrais on why reusing timber makes sense
Comment: 'This is a potential bonanza for skip-divers'
Rob Rattenbury: New Zealand's rate of homelessness is shameful
OPINION: Where is the action on our homelessness issue?
Dawn Picken: Bracing myself for an empty nest
OPINION: You know you've raised an independent soul if they flee the nest.
Letters:Photographing youth erodes trust in police
Readers have their say on police surveillance, the council and the velodrome.
Kevin Page: Blown away by a new leaf clearing device
Replacing a broken leaf rake with a blower - how hard could it be?
Comment: Russell Bell - Why learning from the results of decisions is crucial
Some decisions can carry life changing results
Opinion: Stronger, and more united, farming voice needed
The threat is not only to agriculture, but to New Zealand's prosperity.
Letters: Council's velodrome decision sensible
Readers have their say on the velodrome, climate change and road safety
Letters: Poppy film fundraising and Too many ads
Readers have their say on the premiere of the movie Poppy and adds on TV.
Letters: Upokongaro Cycle Bridge proves success
Readers have their say on roofing the velodrome and school curriculum
Rob Rattenbury: Photography a legitimate form of police surveillance
Comment: How police use those photographs is debatable.
Dawn Picken: Listen up, I've got something to say
OPINION: We know when someone's focusing on our words and when they're not.
New job, new challenge, same technology fumbles
A phone data transfer mix up puts Kevin Page in a bit of a carrots and onions pickle.
Whanganui letters:CO2 emissions, cultures and The Property Rich List
Readers have their say on The Property Rich List, Racism and more
Comment: Why I'm happy to see Harete Hipango return as MP
Comment: 'We must be more accepting of each other'
Whanganui letters:Covid-19 jabs, Shambolic and the arts
Readers have their say on arts, Martin Visser and Covid-19.
Letters: We live in a secular society
Readers have their say on local body politics, religion and ideology.
Comment: Customer perceptions key to business success
Russell Bell writes that customers will remember good and bad service.
Letters: Local or global priorities for councils?
Readers have a say on council funding, coal imports and racism.