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Ratana centenary celebrations one to remember
Adrian Rurawhe, MP for Te Tai Hauāuru talks about the celebrations at Rātana
Russell Bell: What comes first: customers or staff?
The question is: "which is more important to a business – its customers or its people?"
Rachel Stewart: Why today's feminists leave me underwhelmed - and males contented
COMMENT: Today's 'feminists' generally leave me underwhelmed.
Gwynne Dyer: US Mid-Term Elections
Obama: "the character of our country is on the ballot,"
Lets Talk Law: The Future of Whanganui Buildings
Philippa Childs talks about the Building (Earthquake Prone Buildings) Amendment Act 2017.
Your say: Poison 'indiscriminate killer', Misapplication of toxin
Letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Conservation comment: Slips follow poor land use
Conservation comment with Rob Butcher
Editorial: Armistice Day commemorates 100 years since World War One and why that's important
Perhaps one day Humans will evolve beyond violent conflict ...
Your say: Supermarket move bad for pharmacies, Keep it local
Letters to the Whanganui Chronicle
Terry Sarten: The Laws of social dynamics
Dancing, alcohol and the Laws of Social Dynamics
Did Snow White consent to being kissed?
Deviant, often a bad thing, but are there good deviants?
Nicola Patrick: Water, water, everywhere
Nicola Patrick on the tension between the inevitability of change
Editorial: The grand ferry plan -- progress report is overdue
Is the bold Whanganui ferry plan sailing or sinking? Man behind the plan won't say.
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of Iain Lees-Galloway
COMMENT: It's as though the walls are closing in on the Minister of Immigration.
Editorial: Whanganui the volunteer capital
Volunteers make all parts of this community tick
Chester Borrows: Dead man walks into seat
Only in America, could the dead owner of a brothel be elected
Your say: Longer letters more lucid, rate hikes, reader photo
Readers letters to the Chronicle.
Frank Greenall: Saying no to the Masters of War …
In this brainless clash of imperial hubris, colonial troops were expedient cannon fodder
Briefly: Bargains in boot, assault admitted, held in custody
Whanganui news briefs
Jay Kuten: Hard to heal from poverty
Poor people are no less intelligent, they're just busy trying to survive.
Gwynne Dyer: Theories abound as Earth runs the gauntlet of survival
It's looking good for the existence of life elsewhere in the universe.
Comment: The truth about the horse that died
We heard the angry mob, but the silence of others spoke volumes about The Cliffsofmoher.
Opinion: Beware of distractions, while driving or running a business
Bad things can happen when you get distracted
Gwynne Dyer: A new war in Ireland possible as Brexit deal flounders
Brexit: First impoverishment for the British, then a new war in Northern Ireland
Kevin Page: I'm lying flat on my back in a bush with a fridge on top of me
The offer of a few beers was enough to bring out the strong fit blokes from the footy team
Make your voice heard - every submission counts
Every submission counts; every voice does get weighed up against those it opposes
Editorial: The grinch who wants to steal Guy Fawkes - sort of
It's time we tackled the fireworks issue.
Your say: Kristine Bartlett's great victory
Readers write about union power; stories that make them cry; aliens; and Sir Winston
Editorial: An unprecedented mass extinction -- anyone would think we owned the planet
It's genocide, ethnic cleansing ... terrorism on a scale bigger than Isis could dream of
Conservation Comment: Cycleway should run along both sides of river
Whanganui locals would enjoy a full cycle loop down both sides of the river
Conservation comment: Conservation has a new meaning
Conservation has a new meaning today — it's not enough to save a snippet of bush.
Terry Sarten: Dangerous and delusional myths laid bare in land of the long white lie
New Zealand has spent a lot of time immersed in myths of our own making.