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'Inexplicable': IPCA says police dropped fatal crash charge without reason
Tony Parahi died after a farmer turned in front of him, but the driver didn't face trial.
Will wars: Brothers ‘descend into pettiness’ over $4.4m estate
Graeme Barnard is unhappy mother left him a smaller share of estate than his brothers.
‘I hope you’ve got a decent lawyer’: Dairy farm row ends in employment dispute
The farm employee admitted to baiting his boss, but he was sacked unlawfully.
‘Government is intentionally misleading New Zealanders’: Mayors react as Three Waters legal challenge fails
'Central government are taking the assets, but not providing fair compensation.'
'Unnecessary distress': Dairy worker accused of animal mistreatment gets $50k payout
Kimberley Price is happy her reputation has been cleared.
'Never ceded sovereignty': Appeal against conviction for reclaiming land
The hearing included questions around the tikanga of pig poo.
Cow row: Dispute between dairy farmers after claims cows were returned in poor condition
The row saw one party charter a chopper to fly over the other's farm looking for evidence.
'We're sorry': The organic dairy company that caused a right stink after illegally dumping wastewater
Waiū Dairy CEO: We're sorry, our actions don't represent the values of kaitiakitanga.
Woman, 52, who ran illegal flounder operation fined, has boat seized
A woman who caught and onsold flounder has had her boat seized by MPI.
Tauranga pig farmer remanded in custody after sentencing hearing delayed
Tio Faulkner dumped around 1500cu m of steel and concrete into Tauranga Harbour.
'A hell of a mess': Company fined $27K for allowing pigs to foul streams
About 35 pigs spent five months living in the streams, which flow into Lake Rotorua.
Pig farmer who reclaimed land to build his own harbourside 'park' back in court
The man wanted to build an area for his family 'similar to Memorial Park'.
Investigation launched into Rangitīkei train derailment
Monday's wild weather is believed to have damaged the track, causing the derailment.
South Taranaki council donates $15K to anti-Three Waters campaign
The council has consistently been critical of the proposed reforms.
Raetihi's full-time GP has resigned according to local leaders
The Whanganui Regional Health Network won't confirm the resignation.
'Anti-democratic': Local mayors react to Three Waters decision
Councils ignored and decision making taken 'out of our hands', says mayor.
MPs to vote on BYO alcohol at races
The proposed legislation will be treated as a conscience issue.
Record rainfall: September Whanganui's wettest on record
September was a record-breaking month for the city.
Rangitīkei District Council responds to Three Waters proposal
Mayor Andy Watson previously referred to the consultation process as "a disaster."
Mangaweka residents travelling an hour for Covid-19 jab
Mangaweka locals call for a vaccination clinic and it is on the way
Whanganui GP shortage as population grows
Some patients are waiting up to two weeks for an appointment with their GP.
Farmers set to protest 'unworkable regulations'
A convoy of rural vehicles will travel around the city before returning to the racecourse.
Mayors raise concerns after roading budgets slashed
Rangitīkei District Council's funding pool was slashed by $7 million.
Watch: Paddle steamer lifted from river
The vessel has been lifted from the river for a safety inspection and work to its boiler.
Whanganui water safe despite complaints of discolouration
'Our water has been brown every day or two for the past month.'
Police struggle to clear firearms licensing backlog
Some applicants have been waiting for 10 months for an answer.
Whanganui locals take part in mental health Tractor Trek
The mental health advocates tractored out of Auckland at 4am to escape lockdown.
Bottling proposal 'fails to consider whakapapa connection to the water'
"All water in the rohe is culturally and historically connected to each other."
Cliff-face earthworks suspended: Whanganui hapū caught off guard
A large group of protesters gathered at Pūnakewhitu/Gentle Annie on Thursday.
What's the long weekend weather looking like?
Whanganui is set for a warm and dry Waitangi weekend.
Caber toss most popular traditional Scottish event at Highland Games
Hundreds turned out for the 157th Turakina Highland Games on Saturday.
Dedicated Pātea firefighter notches 50 years of service
Graeme Phillips will this week be recognised for his years of service to the town.
Frustrated resident builds speed bump to combat 'ridiculous hooning'
The police said it was unauthorised.
'I've got enough': Man wins supermarket raffle, donates winnings
Two families now have full bellies and bright smiles thanks to his generosity.
Christmas at the Races packed out
Around 5000 people poured into the racecourse in Whanganui on Saturday.
Inside the new Waipipi Windfarm
After 14 months of construction, the first turbines at Waipipi are finally turning.
The Hunterville Shemozzle is back!
The annual Huntaway Shemozzle is taking place in Hunterville on Saturday.
Trust on the hunt for adult literacy volunteers
The organisation works with people aged 13-plus nationwide.
MP defends posting false Ardern quote
The post altered a response about farmers made by Ardern in debate with Judith Collins.