Whanganui Chronicle - 2020-11-28

• Run off their feet
• ‘I’m really enjoying it’
• Emergency department ‘just about at capacity’
• Reid and Ruins team up for Opera House show
• White Ribbon March challenge to stereotype­s
• More people reading the Chronicle: Survey
• Thousands take on tough kid challenge
• Collegiate army readies for deployment
• Original owners sought for ancient tools held at museums
• Council holding out for a hero
• Speaker frustrated by walkout as Māori MPS seek to break Parliament’s rules
• Bubbles burst: Virus risk at MIQ centres
• Pair feared for safety
• The Windsor change: Ties under review
• Govt already wobbling on tax promise — National
• Price of timber supplies to rise in tight market
• Beer industry in good cheer despite Covid hit
• Liddell — what next for the flying Kiwi?
• For the love of concerts, get me tickets
• We’ve got a lot to be thankful for in this weird year
• Trump says he’ll leave, but won’t concede
• Police beat black man as opposition to filming ban grows
• Quality book lures Satherley south
• Cane ‘surprised’ at reaction to his fans comments
• ‘Behave yourself’: Legend slams NZ Cricket
• Red star out in front in Coastal cup
• Philips ready to tackle new role with NZRU
• Keep mind on the job Problem. I've dumped the car keys in the bin with all the poo.
• Millionair­e’s Shortbread
• TAUPO¯: WHAT A CATCH!
• Get festive and let it all hang out Labels on plants in the garden centre can help in plant choice.
• Hydrangeas bring colour
• DECK the HALLS
• Sharing some joy in music
• How much range can I expect from a BEV?
• AUTO TORQUE
• LOGITECH IMPROVES THE WHEEL
• JUMBO CROSSWORD
• HOW TO AVOID THOSE EXPENSIVE ‘OOPS’ MOMENTS

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