Jay Kuten: Creeping sex panic erodes critical thought
Did misogyny caused Clinton's defeat? Well, 53 per cent of white women voted for Trump.
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Business zen: The importance of Plan B
"She'll be right" and "number 8 wire" can only carry you so so far in an emergency.
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers take on the issues of the day -- and each other.
Fred Frederikse: War looms again for Lebanon
Times are changing in Lebanon, but the political world outside it is much the same.
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers get stuck into the issues of the day
Avoid unnecessary packaging
With Christmas looming, now is the time to think how you can avoid unnecessary packaging.
Editorial: Throw dog control a bone
Infringements and impounding rates are up; complaints are down.
Your view: Library move is mystifying
Upset over library changes; NZ's 'worst seats'; hospital art - readers have their say
Terry Sarten: Does the Prime Minister have an imaginary friend?
It's kinda sad ... fewer and fewer kids have an imaginary friend
Rachel Rose: Facing up to racism in Whanganui
Racists lack curiosity and don't want their views challenged
Kate Stewart: Ghost of Christmas Future
Kate Stewart is visited by the Ghost of Christmas Future.
Editorial: A free gift that is worth so much
Free bag project supports two important causes
Serial number key to recovery
Property owners can helping ensure that any items stolen from them are easily identifiable
The Mideast - not enough wars yet
Many people will die for nothing if a full-scale Sunni-Shia war gets going.
Your views: Readers' letters
Childish teens and MPs, Dangerous driving and Christmas misconceptions.
Frank Greenall: Lesson from the UK parliament
In the British Parliament, space for MPs is minimal. It's cattle class and rightly so.
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers offer their opinions on local and national issues.
Jay Kuten: Safety first in the darkness
What began as a local tragedy has become the continued mourning of a nation.
Fred Frederikse: More millispheres to focus on
Most of the fastest-growing populations are in sub-Saharan Africa; the slowest in Europe.
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers have their say about the issues of the day.
Your views: Readers' letters
Wanganui Chronicle readers discuss the issues of the day.
Conservation Comment: Summer outside just the ticket
Experts with local knowledge on the bus make the journeys more interesting.
Editorial: Whanganui in the spotlight ... and it doesn't disappoint
Marquee event thrives in homely Whanganui
Nicola Patrick: Countering the wave of consumerism
Finding a balance at Xmas between rampant consumerism and kids' expectations ain't easy
Terry Sarten: The Earth is flat - it's written in the stars
Mike Hughes has built his own rocket ... to prove the Earth is flat
Your Say: Reduce hassle of finding a park
Town centre car parking, former mayor's role and STV -- readers have their say
Editorial: Reporting the news comes at a cost
Impartial, ethical journalism comes at a cost -- sometimes a very high one
Why it's wrong for women to flaunt their sexuality
Kate Stewart discusses Hollywood and sexuality.
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of Jack Tame
COMMENT: What was the broadcaster thinking as he interviewed PM Jacinda Ardern this week?
Gwynne Dyer: A different kind of tweet
Trump really could make a nuclear first strike on North Korea all on his own.
Your views: Readers' letters
Readers discuss: Empty buses, Easter trading, taniwha tales and Manus Island refugees.
Business Zen: People know what quality service isn't
All businesses need to have the right attitude towards their customers.
Opinion: Big push to get young active
Ngā Taonga Takaro encourages young people into physical activity (hakinakina).
Frank Greenall: Extraordinary village people
A fairly nondescript little suburb was a hotbed of remarkable mentors and parents.