Closing event at Sarjeant on the Quay in Whanganui
Closing event at Sarjeant on the Quay
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Swap to Māori roll popular in hot Te Tai Hauāuru race
Te Tai Hauāuru electorate has the second-highest rate of voters swapping to Māori roll.
Tongariro Great Walk opens for booking: Is DoC's IT system back on track?
Great Walk bookings reopen four months after “incredibly frustrating” IT meltdown.
Marton apprentice carves up competition
Renee Steer is in her third year of a butchery apprenticeship.
Kevin Page: A hole lot of trouble brings a whole lot of laughter
Opinion: Comedy is all about timing, which Kevin Page experienced first-hand in the garden
Kowhai Park footpath closed for flood protection work
The work is estimated to take around two weeks.
Snow and people return to Mt Ruapehu slopes
The shift to an El Nino climate driver has helped improve conditions for making snow.
Feasibility study looking at how to make Whanganui opera house safer
A feasibility study is looking at how to make the Royal Whanganui Opera House safer.
'The Lion in Winter' coming to Repertory Theatre this month
'The Lion in Winter' will be performed at the Whanganui Repertory Theatre from July 20.
Four successive titles to Border - the breakdown
Border Premier created Whanganui club rugby history at Cooks Gardens.
Rangitīkei council appoints interim chief
The council does not expect to find a permanent replacement until next year.
Specialists brought in to help opera house
Work is being carried out in the theatre after a review highlighted safety concerns.
Unsettled week of weather ahead for Whanganui
The unpredictable weather is coming from a set of troughs to the west of the country.
Whanganui rugby: Clare leads Border to historic four-peat
'It went down to the wire.'
Club rugby: Marist clinch back-to-back senior titles
'The boys were keen, hungry.'
Waverley Fire Brigade member honoured for 25 years of service
Raeone Wirihana first joined the brigade in 1995.
Rob Rattenbury: Whanganui's rich history of pubs and hotels
OPINION: I thought to myself, 'Whanganui people must enjoy a great time'.
Brian Doughty wins Whanganui Rural Community Board byelection
Doughty said he now had to work to give people what they wanted.
Whanganui mental health worker says Government must address ageing workforce
"There’s going to be a huge hollowing out of the health workforce."
Nixon Street contractors unearth something very, very old
“It’s probably something we’ll never see again in our lifetimes."
Gardening: Great year to grow your own spuds
With vital growing areas affected by the weather, now's the time to plant potatoes.
Alexander Reid on bagels, pocket money and avoiding renovations
Despite his best efforts, chores will find Alexander Reid in the end.
Ultimate Airbnb? Iconic Mangaweka plane for sale
It lends itself perfectly to an AirBnb - just by the word ‘air’.
Cyclocross racers from 34 schools to roll into Whanganui
The event will be held on July 15 along with Awa Cross racing for adults and younger kids.
Gangster due to fly free denied parole after dumb decisions
Gordon Runga was ready to be paroled from prison until he got caught climbing the fence.
Millions of bricks and thousands of hours: Brickanui ready to go
'It’s enough to keep you busy for a couple of hours.'
Whanganui bookshop with around 60,000 books for sale
Included in the store's collection were first-edition publications of Winnie the Pooh.
Minister of Finance attended launch of Labour’s Whanganui electorate campaign
Robertson helped incumbent Whanganui Labour MP Steph Lewis kick off her re-election bid.
Canine finds buddies in Gonville Library
Tin Tin has made friends at Gonville Library.
Carl Bates is standing for National Party for the Whanganui electorate seat
Carl Bates for National Party for the Whanganui electorate seat for the elections.
Suffering doesn’t have a border, its all around the world
Whanganui's Sandra Kyle has returned home after an extended trip to India