332 new cases of Covid-19 in Whanganui
Seven people with Covid-19 are in Whanganui Hospital.
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13,475 new Covid cases, 17 deaths as NZ faces deadliest week
The 7-day rolling average of reported deaths has climbed to 17.
'Oxygen thief': Senior Black Power member jailed over killing
Black Power member Wayne Reardon has been sentenced to five years' jail for manslaughter.
Truck driver taken to hospital
St John said the driver was taken to Whanganui Hospital with moderate injuries.
Ruapehu council divided on pokies policy
Mayor Don Cameron had to use his casting vote in the split decision.
Elevator fares half-price from April 1
The elevator's Anzac Parade entrance is expected to open by April 8.
Eight teams battle it out at CD College tennis tournament
Feilding A won, with Collegiate A and Whanganui Tennis Club finishing second and third.
Bushy Park Tarapuruhi to introduce new plants, wildlife
Park volunteers are asking for people to donate wool insulators to help the project.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Thursday 31st March Wrap
There were 15,250 new cases of Covid-19 in the community on Thursday, and 22 Covid-related deaths. Video / Mark Mitchell / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig
Vax passes not needed at council facilities from next Tuesday
But users still asked to wear a mask, keep a safe distance from others, and hand sanitise.
Covid-19: 366 new cases in Whanganui
Four people in the Whanganui region are in hospital and being treated for Covid-19.
Live: 15,250 community cases, 22 deaths, 830 in hospital
Director general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield released the latest numbers at 1pm.
Water use freed up in South Taranaki towns
South Taranaki people can use water freely from April 2- but are asked to use it wisely.
Consumer spending up despite drop in tourism
The unemployment rate has dropped significantly as average earnings rise
Covid 19 Omicron: OMiGod, Ukraine and Foo Fighters
The biggest revelation was to appreciate every day, despite risks, writes Russell Bell.
Increase in Covid cases 'not a surprise'
The rise in Covid cases is no surprise to the Whanganui DHB
No dawn service in Whanganui this year
"We really have to protect everybody," local RSA president Rod Hart says.
Athletics: Enthralling action at World Indoor Championships
Both NZ medal winners were in action at Whanganui's Cooks Classic in January
Economic agency gears up to help businesses
Tourism businesses and start-ups will be key focus areas
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Wednesday 30th March Wrap
Chris Hipkins announced a new initiative aimed at improving access to rapid-antigen testing to people in rural areas. Video / Mark Mitchell / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig
15,918 Covid cases, 14 deaths as Govt stay tight-lipped on traffic light changes
It comes after our darkest day of the pandemic, when a record 34 deaths were reported.
Whanganui records 399 new Covid-19 cases
Nine people are in hospital with Covid-19 and five of them are being treated for it
Kerbside recycling consultation opens
The government was likely to expect all councils to offer food waste pick-up, Taylor said
Firefighters called to Kakatahi blaze
A fire crew was called on Tuesday night to extinguish a group of burning trees.
New Covid-19 support clinic set up in Whanganui
The clinic's purpose is to provide assessment and treatment to Covid-positive people.
Wards get nod despite not meeting requirements
South Taranaki wards have been approved despite not fitting the official requirements
Move back to an open fire season
Nigel Dravitzki also reminds people to check their old fires are fully extinguished.
Three soldiers burned by Molotov cocktail in training
Trio were doused in petrol and set alight during riot training.
Support for beach area at port
There used to be a swimming beach at the proposed spot.
Letters: Water pipes won't win award, but are necessary
Readers have their say on Three Waters and New Zealand's Covid response.
Land reclamation possible using dredging from port
A new lagoon, beach, wetland and play area could be built.
Silver Scroll success for Seth Haapu
'It's good to have different minds come together, and have different ideas merge'
Huntley School claims three medals at triathlon nationals
Hugo Skerman, Toby Gill and Lucy Easton had podium finishes.
Hillside repairs under way alongside Durie Hill Elevator
The Anzac Parade entrance of the Durie Hill Elevator is still closed.