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Decisive actions of Whanganui soldiers in 1870 abduction brought to light
Whanganui fighters walked vast distances in pursuit of Te Kooti.
My Perfect Weekend: Wen Boylin shares her crafty weekend hobbies
Wen Boylin loves to do bone carving and puppet-making with her sons.
Rotary presents humanitarian award to local orthopaedic surgeon
Humanitarian Project award was presented to Dr John van Dalen, a Whanganui surgeon.
Sought-after pieces at charity auction
Hospice Whanganui will be having an antique and collectables auction
'Hopefully, we can do you proud': Phase one port upgrade work imminent
'The values of the river flow through everything we have been working towards.'
Whanganui’s winter celebration of women is about to kick off
Annual Winter Wonderfest is action-packed, with around 50 events in Whanganui.
Chamber Music Whanganui resumes its 2023 subscription series
Concert presented by Ākarana Piano Quartet in partnership with Chamber Music New Zealand.
Jazz Club welcomes back Rodger Fox
Jazz legend Rodger Fox at the St Johns Club this Sunday 6.30pm.
Arson charge after South Taranaki hall fire
A man has been remanded in custody on one charge of arson.
Desert Rd reopens after latest closure
Snow settled on Mount Tarawera on Thursday.
City's 'swamped' wastewater network could cost $50 million
“We have to fix this problem, and we’re going to have to spend some money to do it.”
Whanganui rugby: Women’s rep side ready for shot at history
Whanganui has a shot at winning the inaugural Heartland representative trophy.
From Cooks Gardens to US Colleges' track and field
“It’s just something that you feel: this is your thing."
Budget advisory services hamstrung by financial restraints
“We’re not sure if the rug is going to get pulled out or not."
Whanganui rugby: Key players return ahead of final pre-season hit-out
How do you think Steelform Whanganui will go this season?
Wake up to what's causing poor sleep
Researchers say getting a good night's sleep is about more than lifestyle and habits.
Snowy, stormy night causes chaos on roads
Multiple state highways in the Ruapehu District were closed due to snow and accidents.
Whanganui & Partners chief executive resigns
Middleton resigned from the role to focus on whānau and farming.
Here's what is happening at New Zealand’s oldest musical theatre in Whanganui
A new column: Backstage pass – Amdram Theatre
Michelin Stars' history on display at Whanganui Regional Museum
Michelin Man on display at Whanganui Regional Museum.
Treaty of Waitangi settlement 'just crumbs off the table. But the healing has to start'
'This piece of justice will re-energise and boost all the peoples in this area.'
Upcoming book, Tongariro National Park, an Artist’s Field Guide, to be published in September
This month’s Nature Talks features Desmond Bovey, noted Whanganui artist and illustrator.
Live: Major roads closed as snow falls; coldest night of year in Auckland
Most of MetService's weather watches and warnings lapsed last night, a few end today.
Just a handful of buildings impacted by forgery-accused engineer
“These things end up in the courts, and the process is quite slow.”
Athletics: Whanganui success at New Zealand Cross Country Championships
Whanganui’s Sally Gibbs won her age grade.
Council boss says $22 million spend on contractors and consultants 'good thing'
“You might need some real specialist advice for one project and you never need it again."
Opera singer with autism heading to London on scholarship
“I’m excited and nervous - it doesn’t quite feel real yet.”
Snow watch issued for Taihape and north Whanganui
Whanganui City recorded thunderstorm conditions and near-gale-force winds.
Horizons seeks public’s help to connect transport dots
You are invited to mark the trips you make on an interactive map.
‘Inspiring’ journey: How parents’ escape from war-ravaged country fires up footballer
Footballer's parents escaped war-torn Yugoslavia - now he's impressing in NZ
Sarjeant stonemasons 'going great guns'
“We want it to be a lovely old building still, just in better condition.”
Obituary: Remembering Sunny Teki of Whanganui
“He was always one to inject some fun and cheek into a situation."
Accommodation rates in Whanganui 10 per cent above national average
The occupancy rate was also around 10 per cent higher than the same month in 2022.