
Explosion in Castlecliff, Whanganui being investigated
Explosion at commercial property believed to be suspicious.
Explosion at commercial property believed to be suspicious.
The collaborative is led by Tupoho Social Services with iwi and district council support.
Authorities to work together on cautionary and educational measures
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The trio appeared for an administrative hearing in Taihape District Court on Monday.
The crash caused electrical arcing, leading to a fire and explosion.
Profile: National MP Harete Hipango and why she visited that anti-vax protest.
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"For cineastes, it is just like cabinet food."
Free rapid antigen tests are available at selected pharmacies.
Two Marton fire trucks attend Wing's Line house fire.
Iwi are concerned about the safety of river users and the risk of collisions.
The Rātana 25th celebrations will be a one-day event for the local community.
Reports include thefts from cars and bag snatches.
Police have release the names of the two men who drowned in the Manawatū River on Jan 2.
National MP in hot water for visiting an anti-vax protest has other controversial views.
The 53-year-old has thrown his hat in the ring for what he says would be his final term.
Harete Hipango said she did not intend to convey an anti-vax message.
The effort to boost Māori Covid-19 vaccinations is being hampered by a shortage of nurses.
This year, Healthline experienced the highest level of abuse towards staff in its history.
A weaving project is adding another injection of life to Te Ao Hou Marae.
In its heyday, the club had about 200 members but numbers have dropped.
Motorists told to expect delays after driver seriously injured, State Highway 4 closed.
Investigation resulted in all field work in the Whanganui District stopping for 90 days.
Severe weather watch for parts of the North Island with heavy downpours on the way.
"We're out there at the moment making a bit of noise and letting people know we exist".
"It's a bit of a balancing act and we're all just wading through it as best we can."
The annual two-week journey down the Whanganui River has been happening since 1988.