From river market chai stall to established shop
"Once you get a cup of tea in front of someone, the kōrero just flows."
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Local Focus: Dave Hill on Candidate Camera
Meet Dave Hill, who is running for Whanganui District Council.
Time to go back to the 90s with New Plymouth Operatic
Party like it's 1999 (and the rest of the 90s too) with New Plymouth Operatic's new show.
Four hectare historic reserve returned to Ngāruahine
Te Ngutu o te Manu is the first of many lands coming back to Ngāruahine.
Covid-19 outbreak plateauing as we reach new phase of the pandemic
Figures show that daily cases have been tracking down for the past five weeks.
Mixed support for Māori wards from mayoral hopefuls
Just over half of New Zealand councils are introducing Māori wards in October.
Whanganui JPs celebrate 100th anniversary
The role has changed from essentially running municipalities but remains crucial.
More than 1300 petition to keep school's Pasifika prefect role
An ex-student said it wasn't the first time the school had tried to discontinue the role.
Community initiative aims to liven up Rangiora St
Live music, food trucks and free succulent cuttings are coming to Castlecliff on Sundays.
Last-minute film team wins 48Hours competition
The Whanganui entry's award-winning script was written in two hours.
Whanganui Athletic to play for it all this weekend
The Whanganui team faces Stop Out in the Central League promotion decider.
Men involved in Alma Rd incident charged
The two men, aged 24 and 25, will appear in Whanganui District Court on Tuesday.
Queen's coffin lowered into royal vault; King Charles weeps for mother
It's thought billions watched service for the world's second longest-reigning monarch.
Opinion by Shirley-Joy Barrow
Servant leadership important to consider when voting
Ruapehu Citizen of the Year awards open
Nominations for the awards are open until October 21.
Survey reveals strong opposition to Three Waters
Lowering the voting age to 16 also receives an overwhelming 'no'.
Could Whanganui co-host the Commonwealth Games?
"In Whanganui we have been really good at saying no to stuff in the past".
Voting open: Where to vote in Whanganui
Voting is now open until October 8, with extra posting bins and more time to vote.
Opinion | Burning love - confessions of a husband with no sense of smell
OPINION: I have no sense of smell. In fact, I'm not sure if I've ever actually had one.
Over 200 rowers coming to Whanganui
The regatta was last held in Whanganui in 2015.
Top crime writers discover Whanganui treasures
Authors get up close with Whanganui taonga at the museum
Reading group discovers What the Butler Saw
Is What the Butler saw a Repertory possibility?
Inter School Dancesport Challenge '22
A fun day on the dance floor for nine schools.
Queen's funeral: King Charles close to tears in emotional scenes; royals walk with coffin
Political leaders, royalty and ordinary people from around the globe gather in London.
Production builds confidence, gives stage experience
Annie Jr marks St Anne's show debut.