Legal aid: 'We are referring people into a broken system and it's pretty soul destroying'
Law Society says 20,000 people needing legal aid have been turned away.
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Sarjeant happenings: Ian McGowan - a dedicated community man
Ian McGowan worked to establish Members of the Sarjeant Gallery in 2006.
Downpours don't deter health workers' strike action
"The ball is in the Ministry of Health and DHBs' court, not in ours."
Scholar casts new light on Governor George Grey
Whanganui's Professor Danny Keenan is involved in an international project in London.
Bret McKenzie leaving jokes at home for Whanganui show
"It feels right to finally make a record of music I might want to listen to."
Rep Talk with Nadine Rayner
Pat Goldsack's Swingers Club and Brothel comes to Repertory Theatre
Piece by piece: Turning the mundane into the fascinating
Melanie Fleet's debut solo exhibition is worth a long look
Waverley quad bike crash victim named
Police have extended sympathies to the man's family and friends.
Boy on waiting list with vision problems had an undiagnosed tumour
The boy's mother says she could have lost her son if she didn't go privately.
Whanganui records 93 new Covid-19 cases
The seven-day average for reported cases has risen for the first time since March.
7061 Covid cases today, five virus-related deaths, 415 people in hospital
There are currently 53,893 active community cases in New Zealand.
Cooler temperatures on the way for Whanganui
Whanganui is now in for some changeable conditions, MetService says.
Whanganui beaches rich source of fossils
Numerous fossils wash out of the soft sedimentary cliffs that characterise the region.
Special memories of whānau and a different New Zealand
Rob Rattenbury reflects on his early years and a different New Zealand.
Try-scoring shootout as Ngamatapouri and Kaierau clash
A wrap of this weekend's Premier and Senior competition.
The Monday Q&A with Kai Lim
The Lanterns on the Awa organiser says he loves the lifestyle in Whanganui.
Blood donations, education needed as new study gets under way
Josh McCormack is a fieldwork co-ordinator for a team studying blood donation.
Police still seeking information in serious assault case
No arrests have been made after a violent incident in Whanganui East on Thursday.
Whanganui region records 59 more Covid-19 cases
One person with Covid-19 is in Whanganui Hospital.
Live: 15 Covid-related deaths; average case numbers continue to rise
The number of Covid-related deaths since the start of the pandemic reaches 973.
Showers in Whanganui; severe weather watch for Tongariro National Park
Showers in Whanganui - severe weather watch for Tongariro National Park.