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What's on in Whanganui this week?
Your guide to what is happening in the Whanganui region this week.
Six charged with murdering Whanganui man James Butler
Suppression lifted on charges which also include participating in a criminal group
Ngā Rauru and Te Ohu Kaimoana join Ngāti Rangi and KASM
More groups join in opposition to seabed mining proposed offshore from Pātea.
Hospital offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi
'Stay in hospital less stressful, and less stress can only help with a faster recovery.'
'Death row' dog wins big at national champs
Glenn Armitage's dog takes out national obedience competition in Wellington
RNZAF aircraft performs emergency landing
The aircraft has performed an emergency landing after a landing gear failure.
Prime Minister coming, crowd of 25,000
About 25,000 people are expected to arrive for Ratana's big day - November 8
Murder trial: 'He fired a shot at Brett'
Michael Hall has told the court his brother was previously threatened with gun violence
Murder trial: Missing man's mother testifies
The next witness to take the stand will be missing man Brett Hall's brother, Michael.
Brain infection: Teenager defies medical odds
Alice Giltrap back in Whanganui after emergency flight to Wellington.
Murder trial to begin seven years after Brett Hall went missing
The 53-year-old Manawatū man was arrested in 2014, three years after Hall went missing.
Welcome to the Truman Show: The Kiwi bloggers putting their lives online
The Whanganui bloggers putting their lives online
Weather ahead: Goodbye sunshine, hello snow
Yesterday was stunning, but it's going to be a changeable start to the week.
Church burgled twice: 'People are clearly hungry'
All Saints Church is to have a weekly afternoon market and a pantry of free food
Overall improvement in many facets of freshwater
Mixed results in 10-year trend for region waterways.
Rachel Rose: Whanganui shop sells to the world online
Specialist retailer has a business model that works
Mayor's message to landlord: Repair flats or 'get out'
Mayor supports MBIE investigation into Pink Flats
'They could have killed me': Cancer survivor lucky to be alive after assault
Multiple assailants left Richard Warner lying battered and unconscious on Smithfield Road
Bathurst: Whanganu's Earl Bamber and team mate Shane van Gisbergen chase dream
The Le Mans winner wants to claim Bathurst 1000 to achieve boyhood dream.
Dog dead amidst poison fears at popular dog park
Dog dies of unknown causes after park visit
Mass exodus: 22 kids withdrawn from school over teacher bullying claims
What's going on at Kaitoke School?
Motorist sentenced for road-rage attack on 80-year-old
Ian Dean Peeti was sentenced to community work and detention for traffic incident assault.
Daughter called police after father assaulted mother
Michael James Flood was sentenced to intensive supervision and GPS monitoring.
Bid to help family bring hero chopper pilot's body home
The 44-year-old Taumarunui pilot died in Australia following a hit-and-run incident.
Alleged baby murderer appears in court
The defendant will keep his name secret until his next appearance in February.
Here we go again - Whanganui looks to rebrand itself
A project is under way to develop Whanganui's "regional brand story".
Today set aside to ponder cruel existence of farmed animals
Since human civilisation began, we have lost 83 per cent of all wild animals.
The Kiwi teen who's been excluded from school for 4 years
He appears a healthy, active 15-year-old. But he hasn't been to school since 2014.
Family of hit-and-run pilot headed for Australia
'He loved his family like there was no tomorrow'.
Too polluted to swim - swimmers warned off Whanganui coastal streams
Three streams that children love to play in at Whanganui beaches are unsafe for swimming.
Man missing in Tongariro National Park
A person was reported missing at the national park yesterday at 5.30pm.