Whanganui Summer Programme caters for stay-at-homes
Plenty of Whanganui Summer Programme events are in town.
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Football: Athletic's promotion will be good for code
Whanganui Athletic out to prove they are at the level required for Central League
Whanganui museum caters for kids ahead of Christmas
Activities for kids to bolster Christmas creativity now on at Whanganui Regional Museum.
Quiz: How well do you know Whanganui's green spaces?
How well do you know our green spaces?
Shirley-Joy Barrow: What is the greatest gift?
Christmas: giving the light of love to those who need it most.
Schoolboy raped sleepy, intoxicated classmate at alcohol-fuelled party
Jack Prenter took advantage of a teenage girl severely effected by alcohol.
'It's just like a big jigsaw'
Ian Moore's project is part experiment, part passion, part legacy for future generations.
Men's Shed Whanganui finds new home
Moving their equipment will come down to the wire for the group.
'Absolutely ecstatic': Decades added to one local's life after drug funding announcement
Trikafta has been proven to add 27 years to those living with cystic fibrosis.
The one sport I could never wrap my head around
Comment: Rob Rattenbury admits he's mystified by the allure of golf.
Jarrod Gilbert: Rugby great gives insights into police negotiating skills
OPINION: Jarrod Gilbert on police negotiations.
Museum notebook: Remembering Whanganui’s Christ Church School
The Christ Church Preparatory School for Girls opened in February 1949 with 55 pupils.
Massive turnout for Whanganui Christmas Parade
It was a welcome return for the Christmas parade.
Kindergarten celebrates its 50th birthday
Barsanti Kindergarten holds anniversary event.
‘Death of close family member’: U2’s Bono on Kiwi roadie tragedy, why band flew with body back to NZ
Bono opens up on Kiwi mate's death, tangi and his role keeping mega-band safe
My Perfect Weekend: Katie Brown
"I’m always surprised by the range of artists and designers this city has to offer."
Gareth Carter: How to grow your own groceries
The tradition spring planting season of October has well past us.
Whanganui ceramics artist reveals biggest sculpture yet
The sculpture is Vostinar's biggest creation yet.
Blue Plaques galore for Whanganui
The sign helps to highlight the history of firefighters in city.
Taihape trailblazers recognised with shop window plaques
The Taihape People project offers windows to the past and inspiration for the future.
Nicky Rennie: Why camping is like life
Comment: The last time I camped was 15 years ago - and there are good reasons for that.
Letters: Protecting water from privatisation easier said than done
Readers have their say on Three Waters, vaping, and Andrew Little.
How to stay safe in and around the water this summer
Beachgoers, boaties and river users have all been given tips on how to stay safe.
Council flags Victory Shed foundations at risk of collapse
The slumping slabs needed to be taken care of before Christmas.
Potential new speed limits for Upokongaro
Upokongaro School board member Aaron Maru said the proposals were great news.
Whanganui teen hitting the red carpet for film awards
Elliot Jones is up against two others for the top spot.
Two Smiths and three O’Learys: Whanganui reinforced for trip to Napier
Coach Warren Marr was able to pick an extended squad of 13 to prepare for the match.
City College students build trap boxes to keep wildlife safe
The students spent four days constructing the trap boxes.
Hundreds gearing up for return of 3 Bridges marathon
Entries are looking very strong across most distances, organiser Rob Conder says.
‘Down to the deep dark depths’: The battle against hornwort
The pest plant 'has the ability to massively dominate a lake', Horizons says.
Marcus Musson: Forestry industry on the same page
Comment: We can all do our bit to help keep demand
Family continues fight to free accused Kiwi drug smuggler from Bali prison
This month marks eight years since the arrest and sentencing of Kiwi Antony de Malmanche.