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Euthanasia debate to be fought out in Whanganui
The man behind the euthanasia bill heads to Whanganui to make his case.
Whanganui man sentenced to supervision for brandishing knife
He was mad about the impending visit of his sister's boyfriend
Survey shows support for teacher pay rise
Proposals will now be made to the Ministry of Education before further meetings in June.
Night shot of Whanganui architecture highly commended in photography awards
Feilding photographer Heather Hocken wins $500 for her image of architecture at night.
Supermarket introduces 'quiet shopping hour' for people with autism
Parents all over the country have been calling on other stores to get on board.
Wanted man considered dangerous
Police want to locate Tui Shane Hoani Rippon who has a warrant to arrest.
Tabuteau: Permits ensure decades of gas
New Zealand can extract gas for decades, and electricity review should help Ruapehu people
Agribusiness leader Traci Houpapa to speak in Whanganui
One of the 100 most influential women in farming will speak in Whanganui.
Player hit me, says banned supporter
Whanganui man alleges Whanganui rugby player assaulted him on sideline.
Workers detail breathing difficulties during ammonia leak
Details of the ammonia leak have emerged after an Official Information Act request.
Ground broken for new state house build in Whanganui
Seven two-bedroom state houses to be built on a large section in Whanganui's Poynter Pl
Shoplifter asks judge for prison, says home D with family too stressful
Home detention too much hassle, so she's going to jail
Pair 'chuffed' with royal rejection letter
Royal wedding request was a ''long shot'', but worth a try.
Editorial: Police and Immigration over the top in treatment of Mark Middleton
Heavy-handed action reflects badly on police and Immigration NZ
Winston's right-hand man hits Whanganui
Winston Peters' right-hand man looking to get a taste of Whanganui
Whanganui DHB asks how safe is your home?
Highlighting ways to prevent falls gives family members peace of mind.
Mosston School minions movie raises funds
Primary school about $4000 away from getting a new artificial turf for sports.
Burglars target red-stickered Whanganui house
A large quantity of property has been stolen from a red-stickered house in Whanganui.
Bereaved stepfather facing deportation once stood for Whanganui MP
Mark Middleton has been ordered to leave NZ, accused of overstaying for 30 years.
Long struggle over seabed mining continues in High Court
Ngāti Ruanui has strong case against seabed mining, will never agree to it.
More focus on the environment at Ngamatapouri School
Acting principal Heather Dallas has been made permanent and has big plans for term two
Your view: 'Maori were patriots fighting for their rights'
Readers speak out on the 'grievance industry'; the Pope and hell; abortion and fluoride
Nicola Patrick: The dinosaurs are gone ... and soon their fossils will be, too
The PM said: 'It's not where the future lies." I didn't know the future was so close.
Air ambulance's secret sideline carrying celebrities
Air Wanganui flies celebrities around NZ as well as providing a vital health service.
Maori economy focus of business leader's talk
Agribusiness leader Traci Houpapa will speak in Whanganui about the Maori economy.
Leave the poor refs alone
They're just doing their jobs, even on the days they don't do it very well.
Andersons clothing store on the move
Andersons clothing shop is moving to new premises in Victoria Ave.
Woman died with her dog in her arms
Death was accidental - although deliberately taken - overdose.
'I'm on crack, I need help': Man pleads with judge
Man's drug addiction the root of the problem.
Highway to hell for new pizza business
Whanganui's 'Hell on Wheels' is one of the first of Hell Pizza's new franchise models.
Like to sing in the shower ... how about eating?
Wi-Fi needs outrank basic necessities for some people.