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Emerging Māori artists' show hits Whanganui
The Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award touring exhibition is on at the museum until June 4.
The Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award touring exhibition is on at the museum until June 4.
'Things are still very uncertain and a lot of clean-up is happening.'
WDC backs ending appeals against local alcohol policies, tighter control of online sales.
The Wanganui Road Rodders is also celebrating 50 years as a club in 2022.
To mark the occasion, the business held tours through their printing factory.
The drive for donations coincided with the school's biggest weekend.
Te Reanga Mōrehu O Rātana won the choral section at Te Matatini.
"It means we’re coming together and feeling proud to be farmers."
How do we feel about living in Whanganui?
Feedback on planned developments in Gonville and Tawhero was mostly positive.
The 28th Pākaitore Day will be celebrated on February 28.
Customers are snapping up vegetable plants following Cyclone Gabrielle.
Jess often takes her two huskies down to South Beach.
The Milly Mitchell-Anyon curated exhibition opens at the NZ Portrait Gallery this week.
Our kapa haka experts give their view on day 2 of Te Matatini.
The forum will also report on the region's economic goals for 2022-23.
The group of local officers were primarily stationed in the Esk Valley.
The bus was planned to be brought back for each term so each cluster could learn from it.
The road had been closed since Wednesday, February 15 due to slips and fallen trees.
Daniel (DC) Harding of Ngāi Tahu answers questions from Te Kakenga Kawiti-Bishara.
Six personnel from the Whanganui Fire Station are assisting Urban Search and Rescue.
The Te Pūwaha project manager was humbled to see so many parties attend.
The council are supporting district and city councils, recovery agencies and iwi.
The fund was set up on Saturday and was already receiving a positive response.
'We know this will be frustrating for people in the area.'
Local residents on how prepared they are for future natural disasters.
The first members of the group mentor programme are graduating this Saturday.
The tide is rolling in, some might say