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Whanganui letters: Coloured crossings wanted to highlight our diversity
Your letters: One reader says its time we make our pedestrian crossings inclusive
Your letters: One reader says its time we make our pedestrian crossings inclusive
It has been a challenging year for many so it is nice to think about happy events.
Opinion: Everybody has gaps in their knowledge, what's yours?
Christmas is terrible for putting pressure on families to buy gifts and spend up large.
Opinion: A rent to buy scheme could help fix the inequality in the housing market.
Your letters: Call for more open local govt, thanks for Mars support
OPINION: We were successful in limiting the numbers of both individual cases and deaths.
Opinion: Compared to other schemes in developed countries, ACC is the most generous.
OPINION: Investment in shares may be the way to grow a deposit for a home.
Your letters: Who controls our money, asks Heather Marion Smith?
Your letters: Library vans fail to match retired bus, argues reader.
Russell Bell nominates his Whanganui businesses of the year.
Rob Rattenbury: To say that I am useless at golf is an understatement, I am pathetic.
Without a doubt the Labour Party must stick to it's leftist philosophies, writes Rex Head.
'I have found comfort in the way we handle death as Māori'.
Kevin Page undermines his own excess shoes dig at Mrs P.
Your letters: Maybe we need to see for ourselves the benefit, or not, of roundabouts.
Mistakenly throwing the car keys in to a wheelie bin lands Kevin Page in a spot of bother.
Alarming child poverty stats; Got my shovel, now where's the job?; Show us the money
Your letters: Could a cat translator app solve the Rodney cat saga?
No thanks to US Thanksgiving; Empty nesters should build; City's hidden treasure
Economist warns the fabric of NZ society is being "torn apart" by the housing crisis
Te reo is influencing New Zealand English, writes Rob Rattenbury
OPINION: What I find hard is reconciling my inner contradictions involving conservation.
People on benefits cannot afford the kind of money asked for by landlords.
Your letters: House deposits too high, argues reader.
An entire morning had been wasted before the insurance claim could properly be made.
Your letters: plastic and nylon fibers are invading the bodies of the fish we eat.
These are uncertain times, but change is certain in the business world.