Surge in cases: Are we getting complacent about Covid-19?
In Whanganui 139 new community cases were reported on Monday alone.
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Cricket: Traditional rivals line up for Premier 1 final
United and Marist meet for the first time this season in the Premier 1 final.
‘Horrific’ abuse: Treatment of Lake Alice children was torture, inquiry finds
Electric shocks and painful injections were used for punishment.
Gang prospect unable to get credit for time in custody on remand for murder
Gangster sentenced to home detention for causing crash which catapulted victim from car.
Māori agribusiness sets target to cut emissions by 10pc
Shareholders were told the business was 'definitely' affected by climate change
Call for Coastal Action Plan to ban vehicles on beaches
“We go to the beach to relax our minds but loud bikes and vehicles take that away."
Athletics: Whanganui students shine at nationals
Maggie Jones, Louise Brabyn and Lucas Martin were named in the championship team.
Whanganui Collegiate graduate promotes sexual health in rural communities
Former Whanganui Collegiate student Josh McCormack gets Amnesty International backing.
’We just get on with it’: Fuel tax cut announcement a mixed bag
“Every little bit helps, doesn’t it?"
Ātihau-Whanganui reports first apiary business loss as honey markets slump
As economies responded to Covid-19, there was good demand for Ātihau products.
Council seeks way forward for Taihape Town Hall
The Taihape Town Hall requires strengthening and upgrades.
Whanganui combination event wins national award
The event's organiser said more than 1000 people attended the festival.
Rowing: Olympic star heading to Whanganui for Billy Webb Challenge
The 2023 challenge is on Sunday, January 22, on the Whanganui River.
Young Whanganui woman wins retail design award
The 21-year-old was not long out of school when she joined GDM as logistics co-ordinator.
'Now everyone can have a little piece of Dad’s last firings'
Renowned potter Ross Mitchell-Anyon's final works are up for sale.
In with the new: Air Force Poseidon touches down at Ōhakea
The aircraft replace the fleet of P-3 Orions.
Two released from hospital after shed fire
An investigation into the cause of the fire is under way.
Art Collective displays work in coffee house
Art inspired by nature on display at Yellow House
Severe thunderstorm watch for Whanganui
The thunderstorm watch is currently for 2pm-9pm.
Tami Neilson to headline
Tami Neilson's Sunday night concert is a boost for Vintage Weekend
Hospice Christmas Night Market this Sunday
Big Hospice Whanganui fundraiser has something for everyone.
Whanganui marathon record smashed by nearly 10 minutes
About 800 people turned out for the race around the bridges.
Skates on for River City Tour
The tour is the last major event in the speed skating calendar before January's nationals.
Cricket: Hawke's Bay outclasses Whanganui
Opener Ben Smith is back from injury, but Whanganui couldn't capitalise on his good start.
Comment: Number may be up for Christmas pressies scheme
Secret santa, something for everyone? Gifting this Christmas can get complicated
Wight Aluminium celebrates 50 years of joinery
From small premises on Durie Hill, Wight Aluminium has expanded into a national company.
Riverview Motel Whanganui learnt about 'ultra-positive' cricket
First innings points result favours Hawke's Bay over Whanganui
Rain stays away for the parade’s big day
Big turnout and no rain for Christmas parade.
Life's a peach for little Ladybird
Eloise Gordon is a ladybird in James and the Giant Peach
Start to 2022-23 road-racing season worth the wait
Manfeild was a roaring start to the motorcycle road-racing season.
Conversation Comment: Preserving the past and saving resources
Renovating and retaining a home's history don't have to be mutually exclusive.
Whanganui kids do well at PCT in Auckland
A team of four from Whanganui competed in an Auckland Police Competency Test,