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Letters: MP unaware of Climate bill urgency; reality check on Whanganui port

Ian McKelvie is ignorant of the connections between our actions and climate change.

Conservation Comment: Paradise lost timely lesson

Our ancestors arrived to a land teeming with life in clean rivers and abundant forests.

Conservation comment: From waste to win-win-win

Australia will spend $10 million to relocate native fish from a river down on its luck.

Letters: NZ Post fails to deliver a service, land claim "half-baked" idea

Your letters: NZ Post on the move

Do we dare to dream of the All Blacks lifting the Cup?

Comment: Looking back at 1991-2011 - 20 painful years in the rugby wilderness.

Rob Rattenbury: The most useless men's apparel revealed

The humble necktie ... perhaps the most useless item of men's apparel ever?

Significant Ōtaki to Levin expressway on the back-burner

Rangitikei MP Ian McKelvie bemoans lack of vision around transport and roading.

Comment: Can PM Ardern avoid a Lermontov style disaster?

The open waters of Cook Strait beckoned. What could possibly go wrong?

Jay Kuten: Election for the future of Whanganui

It's local election time and columnist Jay Kuten discusses the important issues

Russell Bell: Maintaining your edge in a competitive market

Russell Bell dishes out advice on small business matters.

Adrian Rurawhe: Land claims, home ownership and te reo Maori

Iwi took a huge step forward signing an agreement in principle to settle land claims.

Your Letters: Happy to break down in Whanganui

Readers' letters to the Whanganui Chronicle

Let's talk law: Farm Debt Mediation Bill

The Farm Debt Mediation Bill (No 2) would establish a mediation scheme

Letters: Lunches will feed bad habits

Between the developed and developing worlds we have two different population problems

Terry Sarten: There's a fraction too much fiction

The collision of Harry Potter and religious zeal sparks this week's Terry Sarten column.

Rob Rattenbury: Retirement brings a new set of addictions

Commentator Rob Rattenbury contemplates new addictions since retirement.