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A century of voluntary service to the community
Local JP Association formed in 1922
Whanganui records 147 Covid-19 cases
The case numbers announced on Tuesday are the highest since April 20.
Fire on Drews Ave being investigated
Two fire appliances attended on Monday afternoon.
10,191 Covid cases and 14 deaths reported over past two days
Yesterday's case numbers will be included in today's update.
Central Whanganui properties evacuated due to gas leak
Police say people should avoid the intersection of Campbell St and Ingestre St.
Officer's testicles grabbed and squeezed during cell scuffle
A police officer was justified in using some force after prisoner grabbed his testicles.
Body found near Waiinu Beach
Police believe the body to be that of the fisherman who went missing on Saturday morning.
Whanganui council's plans for solar panels in city centre
The Davis Library and Whanganui Regional Museum are potential sites for instalment.
Kevin Page: The problem with getting dressed in the dark
Comment: Many is the time I'd turn up with a jersey on inside out or an odd sock.
Whanganui weather: What to expect this week
Tuesday is expected to reach 21 degrees.
Quartz Museum of Studio Ceramics exhibiting works of award-winning potter
Andrea du Chatenier has an exhibition at Quartz Museum of Studio Ceramics
Film about Cornwall's Eden Project this Friday
Film to support and raise awareness of Back the Blooms on Bastia
Comment: Activism brings nature's magic back into focus
Rediscovering the heart of nature
Three hospitalised in 12 hours after unknown powder sold as MDMA
People urged to not take unknown powders
Whanganui man marches at Queen's Jubilee celebrations
"The crowd was relatively quiet until they saw the NZDF marchers with the kiore"
Divers join search for man washed from rocks near Waiinu Beach
The diving squad conducted a search in the immediate area where the man went missing.
Rob Rattenbury: Broadcasting has changed but it's still the same
OPINION: Radio was the only home entertainment in most New Zealand homes until TV.
Underwood has lifetime of rhythm and shoes
Dance teacher left footprint across globe.
Culture and community behind long commitment
"I'm a bit overwhelmed. I've still got butterflies in my stomach."
The Monday Q & A: Writer Rachel Rose turns her hand to timber
Rachel Rose has moved out of town and onto 28 hectares of rural Whanganui hill country,
Queen's Birthday Honours: Two receive highest honour, six new Knights, Dames
Platinum Jubilee appointments list has 187 honours recipients.