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Comment: Budding entrepreneur smashing it with business acumen
A young avocado seller dishes it up to the Pages.
Wallaby discovery 'an isolated incident'
Detector dog contractors were brought in to conduct a search.
'I’m doing it for him': Channelling grief into a career in mental health
“It’s helping somebody find themselves and discover a path to recovery.”
The best dog-gone beds in Whanganui
“It’s great, it’s odour resistant, good for allergies, just all sorts of things."
Gang associate involved in fatal shooting released despite objection from victim's mother
Victim's mum wanted Anthony Kuru to serve sentence in recognition of the harm he caused.
Whanganui's domestic tourism growth tops NZ
Whanganui has topped the national table for domestic tourism growth
Art group. school sports teams get cash boost
Cullinane College sports teams and a performing arts group are recipients of funding
Iwi prepares for Waitangi Tribunal to hear Ngāti Tukorehe claim
Issues involved include land loss, economic disadvantages and education policies.
Whanganui rugby: Butcher Boys push Saracens close in pre-season hitout
'We're asking for attitude and effort, and that's what we got,' coach Jason Hamlin said.
Rob Rattenbury: Healthy disagreement and finding commonality
OPINION: Diverse groups with a common theme can find a place online.
Whanganui weather: What to expect this week
A MetService meterologist said Wednesday was the day to look out for.
Whanganui rugby: Under-20s thump Poverty Bay
It leaves Whanganui and Wairarapa scrapping for pole position.
Bremworth’s Whanganui plant getting 'bigger and better'
A dozen jobs are on offer at wool carpet-maker Bremworth's Whanganui plant.
$30m and apology for iwi who paid the price for the nation's development
The tribes' areas of interest include the middle reaches of the Whanganui River.
'Big smiles, sunburn and sore legs': Ski operators stoked with two metres of snowfall
"It feels like a reward for everyone’s who’s hung in there."
Whanganui tops tourism growth tables two months in a row
The growth comes at a time when tourism is usually quieter in the region.
Wheelchair user says Gonville streets are a 'disaster'
There are more than 12,000 faults in the city's footpath network.
Brunswick School cream of the crop two years in a row
Growing broccoli had changed some of the school's mind on the vegetable.
Welcome to the world of the head injury
Opinion: Nicky Rennie referred to Wednesday, June 28 as dies horribilis.
Gareth Carter: Time to plant summer vegetables
This is when the risk of late frost in Whanganui has passed and temperatures are rising.
Concern over surface water in Castlecliff an eight-year battle
Is surface water getting worse in Castlecliff?
Elizabeth McMenamin-Pervan on Turakina Beach, miracle laundry and SourBros pizza
"We go out on the quad bikes and the boys love playing in the sand dunes."
High risk avalanche alerts issued for Tongariro, Taranaki
Mountain users beware - a level 4 (high risk) alert is in place for high alpine areas.
Whanganui family affair at World speed skating championships
Whanganui speedskater will be competing at the World Speed Skating Champs
Whanganui swimmer Paige Conley’s golden run continues
Whanganui swimmer Paige Conley’s golden run continues at national secondary school champs.
Icy conditions: Desert Rd closed after truck gets stuck
Police were called about 5.10am.
Express yourself at Palmy Drag Fest
New Zealand's first drag festival to celebration drag culture, creativity and inclusivity.
Rugby: Steelform Whanganui take on Saracens
The sides will meet in Taihape on Saturday in a pre-season fixture.
Rugby: U-20 players ready for HYC Heartland Series
A preview of the U-20 series, plus some news on the All Blacks' bench.
Castlecliff's Power up the Park project begins
'It’s the next generation showing us how things can be done.'
Council hunts for savings, but pay cuts not an option
"We’ve tried to make sure our staff keep pace with everybody else.”
'We’ve been failing our kids for a long time'
National's education spokesperson Erica Stanford visits Whanganui.
'How could I face my kids?' Gang president fights manslaughter conviction
Damien Kuru says he didn't have anything to do with the death of a rival gang member.