Obituaries shouldn't just be for rich, famous
Someone asked me if you have to be famous to have an obituary in a newspaper.
Someone asked me if you have to be famous to have an obituary in a newspaper.
There are lies, damn lies and statistics. This famous line, loosely attributed to Benjamin Disraeli, refers to the use of statistics to shore up a weak argument.
I'm surprised we haven't received more flak for the removal of the 13 trees from the future town square site on Chapel St.
I heard on the radio yesterday morning that Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart had broken up yet again after giving their celebrity romance another...
No matter how long you are employed in journalism there always seems to be a new experience available to you and for me one occurred this week.
I've just had the pleasure of hosting one of our readers in our newsroom, who wanted a moment of my time, as editor, on certain matters.
Write a regular column on sustainability and it's natural to discuss climate-change facts and issues from time to time.
I confess I was disgusted with the Government's declaration it would not be taking up the recommendations of the Electoral Commission with regards to proposed...
I've been getting some nice feedback on the Time-Age's photo pages, particularly after activities over the weekend.
If our front page story on synthetic cannabis rage is any indication, the Government's Psychoactive Substances Bill can't happen soon enough.
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Be careful to act in good conscience. Your personal vanity or your excessive pride will be your enemy during this time. You will blame...