
Whanganui River iwi takes next steps to restore Te Awa Tupua
The partnership will help develop a detailed restoration plan.
The partnership will help develop a detailed restoration plan.
'You don’t come here and suddenly do splits or a handstand.'
Whanganui Alliance crews replaced a broken stormwater main at the site.
The council wants to hear people's opinions on whether they like music played on buses.
The building is currently housing agriculture and settler artefacts.
An Ōwhango business owner found a collection of freshwater gold clams left by guests.
Union says workers at nine depots across the North Island in talks over job future.
One councillor called it 'totally unpalatable'.
The new kerbside recycling collection began earlier this month.
The seven-bout fight card features national champions and seasoned wrestlers.
Fifty new homes will be built in the first $75m stage of the Homes for Families project.
It will be New Zealand’s first straight track.
'We’re losing this wonderful, old architecture and I think it’s tragic.'
Patients urged to consider options as winter illnesses flood accident and medical.
'It really shows you what length criminals will go to.'
An extra-time thriller at Cooks Gardens.
'This is still a young group, so hopefully that’s the first of a few.'
The challenge is one of 13 regional competitions before the grand finals.
'It will definitely be a big boost especially at the end of the trail.'
The paddle steamer has been recognised by Tripadvisor for five consecutive years.
The Ministry of Education wants to cancel Manawatū's Country Kindy's licence.
'One way of talking about [suicide] is to get in the garden.' - Kiritahi Firmin.
Frosty windscreens and clear skies lie ahead this week in the river city.
Review: Kem Ormond checks out The Bitches' Box.
It was a thriller under lights at Cooks Gardens.
Discipline proved a major issue for injury-riddled Taihape, with five players sin-binned.
Māori health providers are in 'a state of abeyance'.
OPINION: Some businesses are still struggling to return to normal trading figures.
One of the victims was only 11 to 13 at the time.
The road marking will take place from 7.30pm to 5am.