
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.
Zero or very little revenue will cripple even the best business.
Kevin Page finds budget cuts can be a little hair-raising.
Comment: The past two months have been the most challenging of times in many years for NZ.
Landlords will no longer have the final say when terminating a tenancy.
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Ian McKelvie: The transition to level 3 from next Tuesday will be welcomed by many.
Before finalising a plan there needs to be evaluation of potential outcomes.
Comment: Simon Bridges felt impelled to show that he was his own man.
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It's been four weeks, but in some ways it has felt like four months.
Redundancy and a haircut? Kevin Page deals with the chop.
COMMENT: Now is the time to stay strong.
Is every day a Sunday in our bubbles?
Terry Sarten ponders the world we're in through the eyes of Shakespeare.
Complete information about the virus here and overseas is difficult to find.
Life on the outside of lockdown could be very different, writes Kevin Page.
COMMENT: Domestic violence is blight on this land that brings shame.
The museum does hold some beautiful exotic specimens with interesting tails and beaks.
It is said that a crisis brings out the best and worst in people.
One thing put on hold during this pandemic is this column
We need to be extra vigilant over the next two weeks of lockdown.
Covid-19 could be just a dress-rehearsal for the real crisis heading our way.
If you're wearing a mask and you cough or sneeze a virus can still pass through it.
Kevin Page finds culture bubbling over in an isolated existence.
Even those in the low risk funds will most likely be affected.
COMMENT: New Zealand will not be the same when this blight leaves us.
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