Weapons seized after fight on Guyton St
Group known to each other was fighting around 9.40pm.
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Aramoho Pedestrian Bridge in 'urgent need of replacement'
The current structure is still safe to cross, council transport manager says.
Whanganui rugby: Border book eighth Premier Rugby final in nine years
Border's first half was a masterclass in percentage rugby.
'A lot at stake': Whanganui MP Steph Lewis kicks off campaign
“The candidates have changed, but my approach to campaigning hasn’t."
Chance to find ancestors in photos that were 'nearly destroyed'
"You can test to see if your great-great-grandmother is in the collection."
Tāmata Hauhā reigns supreme at Māori Business Awards
“It’s not profit that drives the awards."
Collegiate pipped by Wellington College
The final of the 97th Quadrangular Rugby Tournament was another thriller.
Memories of milk deliveries
'One family I delivered to went through 12 to 15 pints per day...'
Taihape beat Kaierau to set up another Border final showdown
No one was going to deny Taihape yet another away semifinal win.
Charity ball raises thousands for lifesaving helicopter
Dan Jack, who was rescued by the helicopter after a bike accident, spoke at the event.
Petrol pumps damaged by vehicle in ‘awful accident’
Petrol services have been stopped at National Park Four Square & Gas by a freak accident.
Defence Force’s new $2b aircraft takes to the sky
The four new planes cost $2.3 billion.
Many more pensioner units needed as population ages
Those with a council pensioner unit are generally happy with what they've got.
Whanganui scholar earns graduate position at Columbia University
Devine wants to teach public servants and the private sector about “systems thinking".
How a hiking trip led to award-winning design career
'I always say it’s the best kind of chaos.'
My Perfect Weekend: Jo Voice shares her favourite cafe spot and packed weekend schedule
"My ideal weekend would begin with sleeping in for as long as I can."
Comment: Crash course in parenting brought a heart-stopping moment
Opinion: It’s hard to explain to a young adult that they are just lucky to be alive.
Gardening: Pruning deciduous fruit trees and roses
July is the time to undertake winter pruning.
Could your house be a heritage site?
"I’m expecting to get some surprises," the council's heritage adviser says.
Many from Whanganui’s musical community gather at the Musicians Club Hall
Live music at the Musicians Club Hall, Friday, July 7.
Heavy showers and a chance of hail for Whanganui
“Some of those showers may bring small hail.”
The Lion in Winter at Repertory Theatre, Whanganui, is opening on July 20
The Lion in Winter is at Repertory Theatre opening July 20
Replay initiative passes sports gear on to young people, with local businesses onside
Replay is an initiative to pass on sports gear for young people.
We face a crisis of land use, planning and an astonishing lack of infrastructure resilience
Climate change is only partly responsible for Cyclone Gabrielle’s damage.
Striding out in a smart 1970s woman’s trouser suit
Outfit of the Month at the Whanganui Regional Museum.
U15 national weightlifting records for Mollie
Mollie King, Whanganui Girls' College, broke two U15 national weightlifting records.
Whanganui Salon - Humanity and Earth
Whanganui Camera Club's Salon 2023 theme was Humanity and Earth.
Children’s art on display during school holidays
Children’s art will be exhibited at Cooks Gallery, Whanganui, over the school holidays.
Ruapehu to open tomorrow, after last-minute snow and Govt grant
Winter is back on at Ruapehu after a flurry of snow and an eleventh-hour government grant.
Club rugby: Kaierau embrace underdog tag for senior semifinals
The semifinals kick off at 1pm on Saturday.
More patients with pneumonia, respiratory illnesses at Whanganui Hospital
"It makes it hard to breathe and get enough oxygen.”
Say cheese! Rural cameras catch poaching and drug dealing
“That’s my biggest thing - using them for prevention rather than evidence."
Potentially dangerous trees removed along Ōhakune Mountain Road
The Ruapehu District Council has felled or pruned trees posing a road safety risk.