Green space, food forests in plan for Aramoho subdivision
The possibility of a new housing development hangs on stormwater clearance and finance.
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Cricket: Clubs ready for crucial Coastal Challenge Cup round
Marist and United both head out of town for this weekend's matches
Person taken to hospital following three-vehicle crash
The crash happened at the intersection of State Highway 3 and Blueskin Rd.
Active Covid-19 cases now 352 in Whanganui DHB region
There are cases in Whanganui, Rangitīkei and Ruapehu.
Lake Alice: Why psychiatrist Dr Selwyn Leeks was never charged
Nobody at Lake Alice was prosecuted after police investigations in 1977-78 and 2002-2010.
RAT sites in place as DHB closes testing station to ease congestion on hospital grounds
People waiting for tests last week reported queueing up to three hours
Covid cases hit 23,183 - peak expected in week or two
There are 23,183 new community cases of Covid-19 today.
Athletics: Creativity to the rescue for Collegiate team challenge
"It's athletics but not as we know it."
'It's life-changing and a blessing'
More funding for cochlear implants has deaf Kiwis celebrating on World Hearing Day.
Whanganui expats feel relief as return to NZ nears
Some Whanganui people based overseas haven't been in New Zealand for more than two years.
'It's time to act' on climate change
The Climate Action Joint Committee has heard about the work of hapū and councils.
McKelvie secures role as Assistant Speaker of the House
'Appointing a member of the Opposition is interesting, but I'll take it.'
Anastasia Lin story in documentary screening
Badass Beauty Queen screening on Tuesday
Healthcare workers plan 24-hour strike
Whanganui DHB staff will join the strike planned from 6am on Friday to 6am on Saturday.
NZ hits record 22,152 new cases; PM wants protest response reviewed
NZ recorded a 22,152 new community cases of Covid-19 today.
Region logs 56 new Covid cases
The total number of active cases in the region is 268
Whanganui Journey Great Walk closed until further notice
Canoeists who travelled down the awa on Monday tested positive for Covid-19.
Comment: 2022 – anything but a normal year
Opinion: A factor adding to my optimistic outlook is our workforce of essential staff.
Russell Bell: From the Perfect Storm to Groundhog Day, how movies tell business stories
Is it a good thing if sales figures 'jump the shark'? Russell Bell explains.
Whanganui welcomes new fried chicken restaurant
Wicked Chicken is open for takeaway only, with dine-in set to be finished in two weeks.
Plan change still needed for Marton Rail Hub project
But an economic report on the development forecasts at least 220 new jobs.
Multicultural Council to host beach clean-up for Seaweek
The council has received funding to support a range of community initiatives.
Sarjeant Happenings: 'Different line' builds strong relationship
Former Sarjeant director Bill Milbank had a different approach than most, an artist says.
Raising money one ride at a time
Bea Macintosh and Sophie Penn are on a mission for Relay Your Way.
Cafe owners welcome new relief payment measure
Hospitality businesses in Rangitīkei region welcome the revision of a support package
Explained: How to use a RAT kit to test for Covid
RATs take just 20 minutes to get a result versus days for PCR testing.
19,566 new cases: Supermarket warns of fewer online order slots as 'nearly 1000' staff off work
Suppliers, growers, manufacturers feeling pinch, Countdown says.
Detours on Virginia Rd while speed bumps installed
One of Whanganui's most dangerous roads to get safety works.
Forty three new cases of Covid-19 in Whanganui DHB area
32 of the cases are in Whanganui, with the rest spread over various towns across the DHB.
Community consultation for Whanganui coastal action plan
It's intended to finalise the plan by July this year.
Change of rules took effect mid-February
Council restricts access to facilities for vaccinated locals only.
Strathmore Avenue fire, Levin
Quick thinking from Elton Reid and his workmates from Alpha Concrete helped to save guttering on neighbouring houses from melting under the heat. Video / Horowhenua Chronicle
Acclaimed musos to jazz it up
Jazz Club programme features Kevin Clark and Fran Barton