
Jay Kuten: Hateful speech can result in hateful acts
Jay Kuten encourages people to choose their words wisely.
Jay Kuten encourages people to choose their words wisely.
New Zealand's narrow focus on pinus radiata should change, forester Rachel Rose says.
A hundred years ago a woman wearing trousers in public was scandalous.
Are punters getting a good deal when musicians perform drunk or stoned, asks Terry Sarten.
Sleepyhead's plan for workers is admirable; hopefully it will inspire other businesses.
It pays to think about health and safety.
Recycling is not enough, we must not make plastics in the first place.
Comment: The words and actions of US president have emboldened others who think like him.
Readers share thoughts on creationism, the British PM, plastics and vaccinations.
We need to be progressive enough to acknowledge our indigenous population has been failed.
The moon landing was a monumental feat...but now we have issues on Earth
Present system makes for harmful social policy on recreational cannabis, says Jay Kuten.
Service helps Whanganui's reputation
COMMENT: Time's precious, there are things to see before the lights go out.
Watching the "live" images of landing on the moon was a game-changer for NZ TV-watching.
The moon landing should have given us the perspective to stop climate change.
Legalisation allows businesses to promote greater use, as in any profit-driven industry.
Captain James Cook would probably be embarrassed by the attention we still accord him.
Advancement of religion should be withdrawn as a gateway to the Charities Register.
New drive system has an electric motor and drive train on each wheel.
Bullying may prevent a clear and honest debate on the issue of choice in the way we die.
As a solution to managing floods, the kind of storm drains used in LA could be an option.
Worms the answer to aerate soil, create humus, boost fertility and encourage bacteria.
'When we allow our precious land resource to be taken over by pines, what does NZ have?'
And the man in the sky? I expect he will survive whatever Charles does, more's the pity!
We need to use it or lose it so we don't get ourselves into a rut.
It should be easy to protect children in a small country where everyone knows one another.
There is nothing to be ashamed of. It's an illness — like any other illness.