There is a bit of heat in Freddie Müller's perfect weekend
'We don’t need much of an excuse to light up a fire, safely I might add.'
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Opinion: Controlling food prices
Carl Bates is the National Party Whanganui candidate for the 2023 general election.
Organised walk for pooches and owners
The walk is for West Highland White and Scottish Terriers.
Alec McNab: Geordie Beamish and Brad Mathas heading to the World Championships
24-strong New Zealand team going to the World Track and Field Championships in Budapest.
Border, Taihape rivalry to continue in Waverley
They've played the last four Tasman Tanning Premier finals against each other.
New lakeside trail set to open
The trail was due to open in 2021 but was delayed by Covid-19.
'Not genuine customers': Parking time limit for Trafalgar Square
Shoppers still have free parking for up to three hours in the main carpark.
Club rugby: Marist bring new ethos to senior season
'If these boys, if they keep playing, there’s no doubt they’ll develop into a good team.'
Whanganui club rugby: Taihape, Kaierau to meet in top-of-table clash
A groundswell of support for local competition seems to be rising.
Whanganui rower on her way to Australia with NZ Universities crew
She is currently studying at the University of Otago.
Internship initiative has scope as Whanganui-wide resource
'If a business ‘poaches’ the intern from us, then that’s great - it’s a success story.'
Car burnouts, alcohol, scattering ashes - what's acceptable behaviour at a cemetery?
“Our cemetery is becoming a talking point and joke."
Armed Offenders Squad called in central Whanganui
Niblett St was closed off at both the Dublin and Plymouth St intersections.
Special ability helps Whanganui youngster excel
Lacie Williams (11) is autistic, and says it's a superpower.
Football: Young Kiwi prospect putting in the hard yards on and off the pitch
When the full-time whistle blows, Alex Mort starts thinking about heading to work.
Sparkling evening dress on display at Whanganui museum
Whanganui Regional Museum will display the evening dress in May.
Christopher Cape returns with tale of balloon festival
Christopher Cape returns with a column about the Wairarapa Balloon Festival.
Jazz music is 'always current and always fresh'
“If you look at a clip from the 1920s or 1930s, it seems as if it was made yesterday."
Te Miringa looking to return her knowledge to her people
This will be the first international business engagement for Te Miringa.
Fenz helping locals stay warm but safe this winter
Have you had your electric blanket tested?
Nadine Rayner’s Repetory update
Isham Redford is making his debut performance for Whanganui Repertory Theatre
Ruapehu Alpine Lifts’ future still unclear
Four bids have been received for Mt Ruapehu's skifields.
41 quakes in three hours: 'Severe' quakes shake Hawke’s Bay, aftershocks continue
A magnitude 5.9 quake has rocked the North Island this morning.
Artist to cross the ditch back home
Deidre says she's enjoyed her time in Whanganui.
Great Walk bookings cancelled as DOC website crashes
DOC apologises and asks trampers to wait for updates.
Appeal to crowdfund millions to keep Ruapehu skifields in public hands
Campaigners believe skifields cannot run for a profit.
Peaceful reflection earns prize in photo comp
Charlotte Neilson's photograph 'Reflections' placed third in the people's category.
Whanganui to celebrate International Jazz Day
There is a lot of music for you to enjoy this weekend.
Sarjeant Gallery to host launch of NZ Opera School's harpsichord
“The decorations state that the harpsichord is definitely from here.”