Police on firearms: 'Do the right thing and hand it in'
The buy-back and amnesty ends on 20 December.
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Waitangi Claims Trust seeks mandate from Taihape iwi
Trust is beginning a series of hui on June 15, in Taihape and Whanganui.
Letters: Victims need money now
Victim Support drip-feeding the funds adds another layer of hurt for shooting survivors.
Taihape farmer banned from owning animals
MPI officers found dying and emaciated ewes on William Chase's farm.
Motorcyclist seriously injured after collision with truck in Taihape
A helicopter had been requested and the road is blocked.
Batten down the hatches: Wet, windy weather sweeps country
A low pressure system over the South Island is moving north.
New recruits' wings a strong incentive for trainee pilots
Academy welcomes a new cohort with a wings ceremony to provide motivation.
One dead following serious crash on SH1
Emergency services were notified about the incident near Taihape earlier today.
Plane crashes at rural airstrip in Taihape area
The passengers and the plane were both unscathed after the mishap on Saturday.
Main Trunk Line: Train wreck victim pleaded for last cigarette
Fatal landslip menace on main North Island railway line a century ago.
Brace of wins for Whanganui Intermediate
Whanganui Intermediate's time to shine in weekend of junior cricket
Monty monsters Manawatu batters
Ray White Whanganui demolish Manawatu in their U13 rep cricket clash in Palmerston North.
Meet the mite tackling our worst weed problem
The mite to fight the country's most prolific weed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Noxious weed's days could be numbered
A gall mite imported from the northern hemisphere could help control old man's beard.
Sh*t Towns of New Zealand: NZ's Worst 'Big Things'
Anonymous authors' scatalogical slagging of pretty much the whole country is now a book.
Weather ahead: Goodbye sunshine, hello snow
Yesterday was stunning, but it's going to be a changeable start to the week.
Revamp with natives for Taihape's gardens
Taihape's town gardens will be planted with natives specific to the area.
Finding the lost: Volunteers who search for missing people
Dave Scoullar on the volunteers who drop everything to search for the missing.
Taihape's Hayden Smith eyes world junior motocross title
Teenage rider aiming to fly high in Australia
Wanganui young guns get to experience Ranfurly Shield rugby
First Shield game played in Hawera in nearly 100 years.
Your say: Devilish twist on front page
Readers write in: Brian Tamaki; the justice debate; science and religion; the alt-right
Can Wanganui prosper without their champion hookers?
Unique experience with three 40 minute games in Taihape this afternoon.
Pirates and Ruapehu to battle for rugby glory
The Tasman Tanning Premier Wanganui Rugby Championship final is tomorrow at Cooks Gardens.
Old black magic
Pirates weave some old black magic to beat Taihape to secure Wanganui rugby finals berth
Wanganui club rugby's semifinalists found
Ruapehu overrun Pirates, Border clock up a century against Ngamatapouri, Taihape survive.
Marist outwork Ruapehu on their home patch
Marist claims the Challenge Shield and keep spot in the Top 4 with one round remaining.
Wanganui Premier rugby comes down to the wire
Marist, Taihape and Border - three into two won't go.
Whanganui man killed in van crash named
A Whanganui man was killed in a crash at Utiku on Thursday.
Marist move up, Kaierau gone in tough Premier rugby round
Rearanging of the Top 4 after Ruapehu impressive away win over Border.
Do or die for Kaierau against Marist in Premier rugby
Marist could break into Top 4, or Kaierau could keep faint hopes alive.
Students selected for Area Schools Tournament in Christchurch
Ten Taihape Area school students representing the school in Tournament