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More than 4000 come to town for Masters Games
Local hospitality providers are expecting a busy week ahead with the games in town.
Local hospitality providers are expecting a busy week ahead with the games in town.
Nestled among the books is a letter from Sir Donald Bradman.
There are still "very difficult discussions and decisions” to come.
New signs will be installed after the first ones were bowled in less than eight hours.
Constable Callum Downes starts work in Whanganui this month.
Despite the economic growth, the issues businesses had been struggling with persist.
Swimmers were reminded to look out for both seen and unseen hazards.
Racing could recommence in early March following three weeks of trials.
Police are seeking a red 1997 Nissan Maxima after a crash on Monday.
Differing opinions on hospo pay rates and whether training is needed to wait tables.
Invitations to participate in the process will close on February 20.
“I was gobsmacked by how many people turned up, and by how big that community is."
Road outages will be cleared “as soon as possible”.
Emergency services are at a two-car crash in Longacre Rd.
Ultramarathons take a back seat this particular weekend.
The plaque will be unveiled at 5.30pm on Saturday at Cooks Gardens.
There are plans to hold more races in the park later in the year.
The bike park shelter has been removed due to ongoing vandalism.
Plenty of thrilling action is expected at Whanganui's Cooks Gardens.
'There are still a few bottlenecks but when they’re gone, it will get better and better.'
The first of the Orions replacements landed in Aotearoa last month.
The brewers only had enough gas for around three weeks of production.
The 36-kilometre Mangapurua Track starts from the end of Ruatiti Road.
Aotearoa singer Stan Walker keeps the faith with his Ratana roots.
It's still unclear who she will be up against.
Behind every big event there's a team of volunteers.
Hapū Ngāti Maika and supporters disgusted after Pākaraka signs stolen and vandalised.