Gwynne Dyer: South Africa - it could be worse
The election of another billionaire grates, but thoughtful South Africans are relieved.
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Opinion: Reducing our festive footprint
Turn the season of waste and consumption into an environmentally-caring Christmas.
No 'second goes' with extinction
In earlier times, extinctions were caused by natural disasters; now man is the terminator.
Ian McKelvie: Seeing a true icon in action
Christmas is a time for family, fun and enjoying summer and the great outdoors.
Your views: Readers' letters
A seawater pool at Castlecliff, anyone? How about divine retribution on letter writers?
Gwynne Dyer: Is this the end of Islamic State?
Now, with Islamic State defeated, the US forces will most probably leave eastern Syria.
Jay Kuten: Republicans claim big wins
For all the talk in the media of the Republican Party's disarray, they seem to be winning.
Your views: Readers' letters
Christmas and Christianity are among the subjects Chronicle readers take up cudgels over.
Editorial: Named ... and a shame as anonymous artist unmasked
It won't be the same now street art activist has been unmasked
Opinion: Taxing calories a dangerous trend
Oh, to live on sugar mountain? Not if New Zealand imposes a sugar tax - a very bad idea.
Opinion: Feisty, fearless Rachel is a treasure
Rachel Stewart will never win a popularity contest, but you know where you stand with her
Fred Frederikse: Sizing up the housing crisis
On one hand we have couples in ersatz mansions and on the other people living in cars.
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers get stuck into the issues of the day
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers discuss the issues of the day.
Lake Taupo water toxic to people and dogs
In 1963, all NZ waterways were drinkable. What, oh what are we doing to our world?
Terry Sarten: A good Muse is hard to find
I am not amused ... my Muse has gone missing
Your say: Impressive facts speak for themselves
Readers have their say -- economic development, saving birds from cats, a trip to hospital
Rachel Rose: A toast to Whanganui's creative and savvy entrepreneurs
Whanganui is rife with entrepreneurship and it's a beautiful thing.
Editorial: Tis the season to be jolly ... jolly frazzled
It's Christmas, it's crazy, and it's all about survival
Steve Braunias: Secret Diary of Mike Hosking
COMMENT: I was ironing my socks this afternoon when I noticed a loose thread at the toe.
Editorial: Make or break year for agency
Editor Mark Dawson discusses Whanganui's economic development agency
Editorial: Peace, the best Christmas present
Peace talks could be on the cards between North Korea and the USA.
Comment: Bring your chequebook Mr Jones
Economic Development Minister arrives in Whanganui with his chequebook
Frank Greenall: Trouserless in la-la land
One year on, Frank Greenall asks where's Trump's infamous wall?
Steve Baron: Sister act's poor relation to economics
Whanganui has seen very little economic benefit from our sister city relationships
Jay Kuten: Power without due process
Forced out by sex allegations without the chance to defend himself.
Gwynne Dyer: One power struggle ends, but Saudi war continues
Yemeni leader switches sides once too often and pays with his life
Your view: Is our water safe?
Readers have their say on water; the whereabouts of the soul; and the kea population
Fred Frederikse: 'Little Britain' thrives on unity
Co-operation and open borders secure unity of 'Little Britain'