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'A very ‘mish-mash’ system': Mayors not sold on Three Waters announcement
'We've got a lot of thinking to do.'
'We've got a lot of thinking to do.'
Nominations opened on April 13 after Sandra Faulkner's resignation.
“Vaccination rates for children have dropped to concerning levels.”
The production saw Whanganui's CBD transformed into 1918 Texas.
Activities include embroidery, portrait making, and weaving
Light showers and temperature highs of 22C and 23C ahead in this week's forecast.
People taking part include an ex-All Black, NRL star and triathlon world champion.
Infantry, engineers and bomb dogs are on their way to Languard Bluff.
Bremworth is looking to overseas markets to help it recover from production losses.
Comment: It is... the thing that keeps me awake at night
The plane is being piloted by a squadron with a long history on the island.
“Friday will be the best day of weather, with only light wind and high cloud."
"ll spend a bit of time sitting and contemplating out there."
The events vary from live music to river cruises to professional wrestling.
“The issues we are experiencing here are by no means unique."
Whanganui residents discuss what the Easter break means to them.
“It’s a raw sound and it’s not perfect, but it doesn’t want to be perfect either.”
A campaign is under way to provide information on options to Māori voters.
Could a new roundabout be in the works?
Waiting for the ladies of the house to get ready leads to a zen moment for Kevin Page
“We’re all working together and doing what we need to do."
"There’s no point just putting up a sign and saying ‘Hey, we’re open’...."
Hato Hone St John, Police and Fire Emergency New Zealand all responded to the crash.
The electorate's last MP is moving to Labour's list, leaving it wide open.
Two Whanganui schools claim victories at waka ama national championships.
"Two Thursdays a month is all that we ask for."
All of the buildings concerned had been cited as needing earthquake strengthening.
The park will be governed jointly by Ngā iwi o Taranaki and the Minister of Conservation,