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Dawn Picken: Government's fluoridation decision the right call
OPINION: Too many people choose to do nothing when it comes to public health
Comment: Car wash fumble pours water on comfort mission
As the full on water jets fired up I realised one of the back side windows was still open.
Whanganui letters: Fluoride must remain a personal choice
Your letters: Nurses reunion, fluoride debate and personal choice
Whanganui letters: Artists put themselves on the line
Artists put themselves on the line when exhibiting, baring their souls and risk incomes.
Let's Talk Law: Changing employment agreements and Covid-19
Comment: Employers cannot simply amend or introduce new clauses in employment agreements.
Editorial: Together, we did it
Resilience and a sense of community got us through a year of Covid-19.
Whanganui letters: Three waters reform; housing shortage
We are not the only place in the world short of houses as California is short 2 million.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: We need more Māori on TV - and not on Police Ten 7
OPINION: Racism is a disease that should not spread to children.
Opinion: A mighty totara has fallen; Russell Bell pays homage to Whanganui businessman
A mighty totara has fallen; Russell Bell pays homage to businessman Rob Bartley.
Comment: Can we have more concerts at Majestic Square please?
The Whanganui Wall music festival showed what could be done with the CBD sound stage.
Rob Rattenbury: Challenges ahead for police commissioner
OPINION: Why is caring about minorities, equality and representation worthy of ridicule?
Stephanie Worsop: Opposites attract but can they cohabitate?
Opinion: Differences don't always spell disaster if you know how to handle them.
Dawn Picken: Better campaign needed against vaccine disinformation
Opinion: We can't afford to let the lords of lies win the battle for arms and minds.
Comment: Supermarket stand-off over last big broccoli
Imagine the scene... it was like one of those lead-ups to a gunfight in an old western.
Let's Talk Law: Stricter rules for privacy protection
We put more personal information out into the world now than we ever have before.
Comment: What Whanganui & Partners does and doesn't do
Whanganui & Partners helps attract, support and retain business in Whanganui.
Comment: Choose your call centre wisely
Just let me talk to a real person, pleads Gen-Xer Russell Bell.
Whanganui letters: TVNZ - te reo Māori and programming
Change needed for te reo Māori would really flourish as it should, writes Potonga Neilson.
Whanganui letters: Science suggests Aussie mum may not have killed her four children
Did Australian mum kill her four children? Science suggests perhaps not, a reader writes.
Comment: Why the rest of NZ needs Auckland
Migrants see Auckland as New Zealand, many having no concept of the rest of the country.
Letters: Velodrome important to council
Readers have their say on the velodrome and police intelligence gathering.
Dawn Picken: It's time to think about reopening the border
OPINION: Why should only godwits get to fly?
Opinion: George the Dog hones his remote control skills
The new electric bed comes with a remote control - much to dog George's delight.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Castlecliff's sense of community is contagious
Making new memories in an old Castlecliff home.
Whanganui letters: Police photographing teens breeds mistrust
A reader recounts his boyhood encounter with police ...
Let's Talk Law: Health and safety on farms
Comment: Health and safety on farms is not a new issue.
Whanganui letters: Velodrome 'out of sight, out of mind'
The velodrome was regarded as an innovative project for Whanganui - what happened?
Comment: Seeing the wood for the trees
Opinion: Supply and demand imbalances different this year with various factors impacting.
Teuila Fuatai: Are flexible work conditions Covid's silver lining?
OPINION: While many struggle, for others, Covid has reinvented work.
Whanganui letters: The first page I turn to is...
Your letters: The first page I turn to is ...
Kevin Page: Good things come to those who...
After months of searching Kevin Page finally finds a job and a letter from Inland Revenue.
Dawn Picken: It's not cancel culture, it's progress
OPINION: It's only cancel culture when you don't like the change, Dawn Picken writes.
Whanganui letters: Māori wards, regenerative farming and weight restrictions on our roads
Readers comment about weight restrictions, cropping and Māori wards.