Athletics: If it’s there, the kids will have a go
Some of Alec McNab's favourite athletics events are also the trickiest to set up.
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Lowering voting age will 'give more power to rangatahi'
“I don’t think this is something that should be rushed."
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There was a more than 10 per cent increase in sales in Whanganui over 2021's Black Friday.
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Big drums, big horns, big guitars, big synths - everything is big with Mazbou Q.
Artists make it a family affair at exhibition
Jared Shaw wins the Arts Society scholarship and his sisters support him with a show.
Black Ferns coach puts Whanganui youngsters through their paces
35 girls got rugby tips from a World Cup champion at Cooks Gardens.
The downfall of Charles Mackay covered in new book
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Huge pine collapses on to Pukenamu Queens Park road amid wild weather
MetService said the rainfall and strong winds are forecasted to continue.
Family raises thousands for charity in midst of cancer battle
Gabby's Starlit Hope and the Child Cancer Foundation received the funds raised.
Ski field lifers willing to pay for future of Ruapehu
People have until Thursday this week to register their interest in the Government's plan.
The Secret Keeper creator awarded Local Hero medal
Turakina artist Catherine Daniels has inspired others to speak up on childhood abuse.
Whanganui Collegiate win sevens competition in Feilding
Collegiate's side beat schools from Feilding, Palmerston North and Wellington
Thunderstorms threaten: Snow, rain and gales as polar, sub-tropical jet streams merge
Heavy rain, possibly turning to thunderstorms, along with strong gusts are forecast.
Ambitious South Taranaki iwi-council multiuse centre inches closer
The go-ahead's been given to work up a business case for a community/sports centre.
Kevin Page: Lack of underwear puts restocking pantry at risk
Kevin Page finds it's not always that easy to go shopping.
Sarjeant Gallery celebrates Douglas MacDiarmid
Douglas MacDiarmid is the subject of a centenary exhibition at the Sarjeant Gallery.
Working from home increases happiness, studies show
Covid was the catalyst for remote working but demand among staff is now the driver.
Brendon Lawrence bags Australian boxing gold
He is yet to taste defeat in the ring.
Outfit of the Month by Lucille Ward
Art deco dress designed and made in Whanganui on show at the museum
Opinion: Unanimous in opposition to Water Services Entities Bill
A different look at Three Waters
Three friends play birds, fish, insects and people at Repertory
Chloe, Indigo and Lacie enjoy the theatrical experience.
Next in the Spring Lecture Series at the museum
Lee Williams to speak on flag replication
Time to return to think global, act local
More responsibility should come back to local government, says Anne-Elise Smithson
Tree of Remembrance in store now at Farmers
Remembrance Tree at Farmers store will assist Hospice again this year
IDEA Services benefit from quilt makers
Cotton On Quilters donate quilts to IDEA Services
New trips, revived trips and old favourites in Summer Programme
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Surgery agreed to while sedated, woman suffers voice loss issues
Woman suffers voice problems after consenting to surgery to remove cancer while sedated.
24,068 new cases, 40 deaths including a child reported in past week
Wastewater testing shows two sub-variants are dominant in two regional centres.
Review: Rūtene Spooner’s Thoroughly Modern Māui
Rūtene Spooner's Thoroughly Modern Māui should be compulsory viewing for all
Carolyn Bates is Volunteer Whanganui's Volunteer of the Month
The Volunteer of the Month does many things.