Rob Rattenbury: 'I'm a political swinger'
Rob Rattenbury is undecided who he will vote for in September.
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Let's talk law: Price fixing – should we care?
Companies may be fined up to $10 million, and individuals $500,000.
What it's like renovating during a pandemic
Comment: Staring at the same four walls during lockdown has nudged some of us to renovate.
Fred Frederikse: Friend sitting it out in a Covid-19 hotspot in Italy
Poor but stable, Adriatica is not one of Italy's tourism nodes.
Russell Bell: Why I don't like the new normal
Business is a human interaction and relies on personal contact.
Give the kung fu moves the chop in level 2
Kevin Page gets a kick out of queue-watching.
Angela Capes devoted her life to children and the disabled
Angela Bridget Capes was a woman who touched many lives.
Could Labour govern alone?
Labour could be laughing all the way to the polls. Could they govern alone?
Letters: Buy local businessman pleads
Keep it local, buying from overseas websites wil only delay our recovery.
Cave Creek tragedy 25 years on
It was a defining moment not just for DOC but health and safety throughout NZ.
Small businesses key to innovation and community
Columnist Russell Bell says more tailored and directed small business funding is needed.
Rob Rattenbury: There is a lot to be said for old friends
Comment: Good friends are thin on the ground at times but are true forever.
Fred Frederikse spends a delightful day in Tawa
Fref Frederikse pays homage to Tawa.
Editorial: Welcome to our (new) world
Comment: Covid-19 has been a watershed in all our lives, and it's far from over.
Eco-thrifty living makes dollars and sense
The 3 R's have helped us reduce the cost of renovation and living.
Changes to company directors' duties: what does this mean for struggling businesses and their creditors?
Directors can continue to trade in circumstances creating substantial risk for creditors
Rowena Duncum: Moving Day 2020 - you've got this!
Comment: Covid-19 is just another day at the office for Kiwi farmers.
Whanganui retail portal opening soon
A very smart trading platform is heading our way – Whanganui's answer to Alibaba.
A creepy crawly triggers catastrophe
Kevin Page finds a down side to life at the top.
Rising rates burden in retirement
If rates rise 2.3 per cent a year until I retire, my rates will be more than $6000 a year.
Trainspotting - it keeps me out of the pub
Rail helps develop and maintain the population in the regions, argues train fanatic.
Letters: Politicking is fodder in favour of Ardern's re-election chances
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Let's Talk Law: Family Court services available during lockdown
Let's Talk Law with Treadwell Gordon Solicitors.
Friend's death sparks memories of Japan
During the last week of the level 4 lockdown my friend John Steele passed away.
Let Whanganui manage its own lockdown and allow businesses to get back to work
Zero or very little revenue will cripple even the best business.
Hair today gone tomorrow, budget trims ahead
Kevin Page finds budget cuts can be a little hair-raising.
Comment: Covid 19 brings out good and bad in people and politicians
Comment: The past two months have been the most challenging of times in many years for NZ.
Let's Talk Law: Tenants better protected under proposed rental law changes - even bad ones
Landlords will no longer have the final say when terminating a tenancy.
Letters: Call for rates to be cut from current levels
Your letters to the Whanganui Chronicle.
Go Local! Get behind our local businesses
Go Local! We will be bringing you stories of local business innovation and success.
Over-exposure danger as NZ steps down to level 3 lockdown
Before finalising a plan there needs to be evaluation of potential outcomes.
Level 3 still leaves small businesses hamstrung
Ian McKelvie: The transition to level 3 from next Tuesday will be welcomed by many.