Today set aside to ponder cruel existence of farmed animals
Since human civilisation began, we have lost 83 per cent of all wild animals.
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Family of hit-and-run pilot headed for Australia
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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.
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Heavy rain for western areas of South Island
Rest of the country in for a mostly fine day ahead of rain tomorrow.
Your say: Those who came before Kate Sheppard
Readers have their say on women's suffrage; ratepayers' burden; and pokie problems
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Farmer and conservationist speaks at Whanganui AGM
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MP suggests options for housing, wastewater
Rongotai MP Paul Eagle discusses central/local government issues with Mayor McDouall
Fundraising for teen recovering from brain infection
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Local Focus: Hunger strike deadline ticking
Leaky home couple give council hunger strike deadline. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Beauty queen's sex abuse revelations
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Woman loses $4000 to fake Spark call
Whanganui woman's Spark scam highlights dangers of believing who calls.
Kaimanawa horses to be immortalised in bronze
Sculpture is intended to raise awareness of wild horse welfare and benefit town profile.
Kiwi family feared teenage daughter was dead three times
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Rain, icy winds and snow on the way today
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Three sentenced for attack on mayor and wife
Two women and a man attacked Mayor Don Cameron and his wife Phyl in Raetihi in 2016.
Name suppression remains for 12 men in relation to the death of Kevin Ratana
The crown identified significant concerns around their names being made public.
Pahiatua Track crash: Person critically injured
Pahiatua Track was closed for more than two hours after truck hit car.
Kebab wholesaler supplied meth
Gregory Thomas was caught supplying meth and cannabis between May and August in 2016
Needle in McDonald's fries false alarm
Police called after needle found among fries from McDonalds.
More alcohol interlock devices installed after law change
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Your say: Counselling won't cure all recidivists
Readers have their say: Killer back in jail; reviving te reo; noisy kids; mandarin lessons
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Popular doctor masked depression until it was too much
Coroner says Whanganui doctor was adept at hiding depression.
Meth addict shot by police jailed for kidnapping and assault
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Wellington bus passenger, 71, sent flying
A woman was injured after an incident on a Wellington bus this morning.
Mobile trader boss shares concerns about industry
Mobile trader boss shares concerns but says his company is above board.
Ratana killing: Two cars sought
Police are asking people with information linked to Kevin Ratana's death to contact them.