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Latest news from Whanganui
Shoppers 'concerned and stressed' by higher parking fees and fines
The Whanganui District Council voted unanimously last year to increase fees.
Gareth Carter: Growing strawberries at home
Plant strawberries in late autumn for the best fruit yields.
'Homecoming': Classic All Blacks to face Steelform Whanganui
Several former All Blacks have been confirmed and Conrad Smith is set to referee.
‘Seal Silly Season’: Agencies seek public help with seal sightings
DoC and NZTA are tracking marine mammals near roads to help prevent accidents.
Library visits plummet as parking 'getting worse'
'Books are quite heavy, so parking nearby is a good thing.'
Whanganui teen to represent NZ at World Junior Squash Championships
The teenage sensation will head to Cairo in July for the Junior World Championships.
Rugby: Taihape prepare for crucial Rātana clash
Coach Sefo Bourke expects a tough match against Rātana on Saturday.
Directors and chief flying instructor quit pilot academy
The two directors will not immediately be replaced.
Kaierau eye playoff berth in critical club rugby match
Player-coach Beau Herewini leads a young Kaierau team aiming for the playoffs.
New hut in works as Tongariro Great Walk delays opening
Walkers face a 20km trek between Mangatepopo and Waihohonu huts.
Winning arts review piece explores cultural complexities
Public voting for the Arts Review People’s Choice Award closes on July 31 at 5pm.
High winds cut power to 930 properties in Whanganui
By 8am on Thursday, 148 Whanganui customers remained without power.
Hundreds without power across North Island, road snowfall warnings in South Island
Meanwhile, Fire and Emergency were called to 60 incidents in the upper north.
Athletics: European tour brings personal best in 100m sprint
Whanganui's Jonathan Maples raced in England and Belgium before his holiday in Europe.
Best Debut: Comedian scoops major prize at festival
'Now, it feels like I deserve to be up there.'
'No rush' to demolish: Petition started to save St George's buildings
'Once they’re gone, they’re gone forever.'
Paedophile teacher's 40th conviction: Crimes continue to haunt survivors
His eighth confirmed victim stared him down in court this week. Others may be waiting.
Police name victim of Okoia crash
Inquiries into the circumstances of the crash are ongoing.
Relief for pipe band as council agrees to finish retaining wall
The slipping bank is causing dampness in the band's hall, resulting in damage to its gear.
Rangitīkei youth recognised at annual awards night
Rangitīkei Mayor Andy Watson praised the talent and dedication of the nominees.
Nixon seeks third term as South Taranaki mayor
'We need to keep growing our district, but make it affordable.'
Heavy rain, cold snap hit as 'warm winter' begins
A heavy rain warning has been issued for Tongariro National Park and Taranaki Maunga.
Memorial for doctor from Sri Lanka who served the Whanganui community
'Dr Nan will be remembered for her strength, conviction, and resilience.'
'Seriously stunning': New section of cycle trail nears completion
The first 9km of Te Hangāruru will open on June 19.
Taihape's late surge secures dramatic win
In senior rugby Ruapehu beat Border 22-5 after a snapped crossbar delay.
Govt considering 'demolition' for Chateau Tongariro, deemed a ‘fiscal risk’ in Budget 2025
Options are being investigated for the site, 'including demolition'.
Opinion: Doctor's blunt advice adds humour to medical visit
To have someone of the medical profession lay that one on me was a bit of a surprise.
Border's veterans lead victory in crucial match
Jay Tora dotted down twice for the home side.
Former Fieldays CEO made Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit
Peter Nation has contributed to the rural sector since the 1980s.
'I'm not deserving': Radio veteran, voice of motorsport honoured
Brian Kelly's contributions behind the mic over 55 years in radio have been recognised.
