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The Chronicle Q&A: DC Harding talks books, voter turnout and gym playlists
Daniel (DC) Harding of Ngāi Tahu answers questions from Te Kakenga Kawiti-Bishara.
'Like flying into a warzone': How Whanganui's helping the Cylone Gabrielle relief
Six personnel from the Whanganui Fire Station are assisting Urban Search and Rescue.
Kevin Page: Spilling the beans on coffee challenges
There I was in my smart outfit that Mrs P wanted.
La Fiesta 2023 activities assisted by Sport Whanganui
La Fiesta and Sport Whanganui team up to bring events to the community.
Six artists to highlight their works at arts centre
Optiv101 Fine Arts and Multimedia Studios exhibiting next month.
La Fiesta festival still has plenty more to offer
La Fiesta has reached its mid-point, but there's still plenty more events to come.
Netting 90 years at the table
Wanganui Table Tennis Association to celebrate 90 years.
On MEUTE: The German techno band set to wow Womad
Audiences can expect a highly energetic live techno show, says band.
Terry Sarten investigates the meaning of co-governance
Terry Sarten looks at the semantics of co-governance
Society will usher in silver-screen classics
Whanganui Film Society has a bumper offering from around the world.
Regulations stifle supply, says Mike Cranstone
Regulations affect national egg supply
National Party candidate for Whanganui revealed
Bates will take on Labour's Steph Lewis in this year's election,
Man found not guilty of raping sleeping woman
Riccardo Gilheaney-Fraser was found not guilty of rape after a week long trial.
Cricket: Whanganui makes first Chapple Cup final in 27 years
In a revamped Chapple Cup competition, Whanganui shocked two title contenders.
Final two elected seats in South Taranaki filled
Voters have picked the last local representatives for South Taranaki.
National Māori MPs eye electorates for 2023 election
"I have decided to explore this new opportunity to continue to represent my community."
More than 40 local businesses attend project briefing for Te Pūwaha
The Te Pūwaha project manager was humbled to see so many parties attend.
Rob Rattenbury: The internet is keeping us at home
Comment: Bumping into old friends uptown does not happen as much anymore
Horizons continues to support most impacted by cyclone
The council are supporting district and city councils, recovery agencies and iwi.
Lower speed limits around schools on cards as part of Ruapehu’s speed management plan
Do speed limits in Ruapehu need to be changed?
Whanganui Mayor launches cyclone relief fund
The fund was set up on Saturday and was already receiving a positive response.
Pūtātara and the tale of lost friends
Remember this next time you hear a pūtātara being played
Fresh geotechnical assessment for SH4 after new slip
'We know this will be frustrating for people in the area.'
$2m in less than 2 days! Generous Kiwis open their hearts for Red Cross and NZ Herald/NZME fundraiser
Please help the hundreds of thousands of Kiwis impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Cyclone Gabrielle: 24 hours that changed our world
Cherie Howie looks back at the day the cyclone arrived, and changed Aotearoa forever.
Whanganui bus drivers prepare for launch of new frequent bus service Te Ngaru The Tide
The tide is rolling in, some might say
How to prepare for a natural disaster: Is Whanganui ready?
Local residents on how prepared they are for future natural disasters.
Men's support group balances their kaupapa
The first members of the group mentor programme are graduating this Saturday.