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Jay Kuten: Bullying and abuse of power
What's needed is a clear understanding of frank and more subtle bullying.
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Rachel Stewart: Environment, Facebook, free speech among big issues of 2018
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Kevin Page: Like a bolt from above ...
Storming off into the storm led to an "enlightening" experience.
Ian McKelvie: Review welcome in diverse House
As in any workplace, allegations of harassment in Parliament should be investigated.
Letters: First double photo finish
To publicly slight the President of USA is scandalous. Shame on you, Frank Greenall.
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This research may reduce our methane emissions without devastating the NZ economy.
Nicola Patrick: Nothing surprises me anymore -- except these surprises
Nicola Patrick on the spirit of Christmas
Kate Stewart: Killing off of the Christmas spirit seems to have become mandatory
Kate Stewart on the PC world of Christmas
Your say: Maori Santa -- Whanganui got there first
Letter to the Whanganui Chronicle
Terry Sarten: Get really tetchy with Curmudgeon 101
Terry Sarten and focusing on bloody-minded sheer grumpiness
Steve Braunias: Secret Diary of Simon Bridges
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Chester Borrows: NZ seen through new eyes
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Horizons chairman Bruce Gordon finds himself in a unhappy position
Frank Greenall : A day in the life of Donald
Hey, a real McCoy American mile is worth a dozen of those cheap Chinese miles.
Letters: Impressive speaker, good-looking school
"Tomorrow's Schools" champions competition among schools, but there is a downside.
New Caledonia: Wandering islands lost in time
New Caledonia is a 15th the size of NZ but has 50% more plants that survive nowhere else.
Gwynne Dyer: War with Iran a bad look for Saudis and US
Both Saudi Arabia and Israel would love to entangle the US in a war with Iran..
Letters: Beach lunacy set to rev up
Time to end the pathetic excuses and act to protect the lives and safety of our citizens.
Jay Kuten: The great divider
America, under Trump, looks away from moral requirements where money is involved.
Editorial: Whanganui's boom creates growing pains
Housing crunch a symptom of fast growth
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