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Latest news from Whanganui
‘Universal appeal’: Edith Collier’s art journey captivates viewers
The Edith Collier exhibition ends on February 16 at Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery.
Masters Games: Swimmer, 76, competing despite seven joint replacements
'I’m a little bit nervous because of my knee joint replacement 11 weeks ago.'
'Totally dropped the ball': ANZ staff helped scam victim send $250k to known 'money mule'
The victim is shocked to learn the bank was on notice about the suspect account.
How 24 hours in history shaped this local politician’s views
He is the great-great-great-great-grandson of the missionary who translated the Treaty.
Opinion: From run trails to real estate, Whanganui’s small-town appeal
Aucklander Olivia Reid shares 10 observations as a Whanganui newcomer.
Rowing stalwart dies after over 60 years of contribution to the sport
'Guys like Doc McDonald only come around once in a generation.'
‘No clue’: Taranaki region urged to prepare for Te Matatini influx
Businesses warned to expect crowds; hotels fully booked, Airbnb prices soaring.
Kai Iwi Beach off-limits for swimmers
High levels of bacteria were detected by Horizons Regional Council.
New Zealand mountain becomes a legal person as treaty settlement passes into law
Parliament voted unanimously to grant legal personhood to Taranaki maunga.
'Very busy area': Speed limit increase on SH3 a concern
'I think the community needs to have a say.'
How a 15-year-old from Whanganui is making waves in NZ softball
'She’s what you call a triple threat.'
‘It’s a growing problem’: Demand rises for school support programmes
'We want all children to get to school on day one, ready to participate and learn.'
'The boys love it': Hurricanes pay Whanganui school a visit
Cam Roigard said it was a great chance to inspire and connect with kids.
‘Real survey of glass’: National exhibition marks conference’s return
International glass artists will give demonstrations at the Whanganui conference.
‘Grateful’: Backpack donation eases back-to-school burden for whānau
Whanganui kids received backpacks thanks to Woven Whānau and Bayleys' initiative.
Explained: Why last night’s big quake rocked some harder than others
The Eketahuna tremor was felt much more strongly in Wellington than Taupō.
‘He would wrap you in a hug’: Dame Tariana, family besotted with ‘beautiful’ rugby player
The family plans to bring the 29-year-old’s body to Whangaehu.
‘Flippin heck’: Strong quake shakes lower North Island
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake struck 10km east of Eketahuna at 11.26pm.
Signed off: Twelve councillors for this year’s election
Twelve councillors will serve Whanganui from two wards.
Whanganui Athletic appoints new head coach as club rebuilds
Aaron Folan aims to build a strong club identity.
Project enhances safety for Pūtiki community
'It also strengthens connectedness to the community and to Whanganui as a whole.'
Tributes as rugby talent, grandson of Māori leader, dies
He played 113 caps for Pōneke Rugby Club, scoring over 800 points.
‘Criminal incident’: Fire, damage at Whanganui home leads to arrest
A 31-year-old man was taken into custody after damaging a Whanganui home.
Kevin Page: A dog walk on the wild side
OPINION: There are nice folk and then there are these people.
‘Hugely emotional’: Duo to make 130km hīkoi between marae
'Just the process of walking is also something [our ancestors] would have done.'
SH1 closed near Marton after multi-vehicle crash, two injured
Police advised motorists to avoid the area and expect delays.
Logging train revival to help 'deteriorating' Napier-Taihape Rd
'After some pencil-sharpening, we’ve been able to get this agreement in place.'
Teen sets potential world record at Cooks Classic in Whanganui
Sam Ruthe is believed to have broken a world record for a 15-year-old, clocking 4m 01.72s.
‘It would have been our biggest day’: Mass power cut hurts business
More than 1100 properties were affected by power cuts on Sunday.
Rowland Smith's second win in shears comeback
Results from the weekend's Taihape Shears and Tapawera Shears.