'Pretty tough conditions for beekeepers'
Honey exports are up but prices are down in a time of oversupply.
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Warm settled weather forecast for long weekend
"Classic summery" conditions are expected for most of the weekend.
No whiskey shot for Elly
Elly Arnst didn't finish the Revenant Ultra Adventure Run - and neither did anyone else.
Whanganui to stay in orange traffic light setting
Staying at orange made sense with Omicron potentially around the corner, leaders say.
Omicron cases feared in Auck, Palmy; NZ to go to red in outbreak, PM rules out lockdowns
PM confirms Northland's shift to orange traffic light setting.
Man threatens to smash pregnant partner in front of police
Karl Barnes escapes jail sentence for twice assaulting his pregnant partner.
Whanganui Lotto player scores big win
The winning Strike Four ticket was sold at Pak'nSave.
Popular guitarist returns
Paul Ubana Jones this Friday at the Whanganui Musicians Club.
This Kiwi can fly
Kerr will want to jump high and break his own stadium record at Cooks Gardens.
Whanganui DHB less than 1000 doses away from 90 per cent
The DHB says 57 per cent of the eligible population have also had their booster shot.
Summer gardens open to raise funds for arthritis
The Anniversary Amble is on Monday, January 24.
Thieves take mementos from graves at Whanganui cemetery
Former mayor's Facebook post aims to warn community of thefts.
Remutaka Rail Trail, Bridge to Nowhere and more to stretch your legs this summer
Summer Programme has lots for the energetic
Retired opera maestro a mentor for young talents
The complex job of a gifted pianist.
Last year was challenging. This year?
Kathy Cunningham looks at possibilities for the year ahead.
Secret Govt report reveals fears of swamped ICUs; Omicron eluding face masks
Govt is bracing itself for an Omicron outbreak that will swamp country's health system.
24 cases as Govt meets; airport worker treated as Omicron case after positive test
There are 56 new cases detected at the border.
Iwi collective chipping away at critical first vaccinations
Māori health providers say there are low daily numbers of first vaccinations.
Covid-19 saliva testing clinic fronts new community approach
'I don't think people will understand [what Omicron means] until it really hits us.'
Explosion in Castlecliff, Whanganui being investigated
Explosion at commercial property believed to be suspicious.
Cabinet meets today to assess Covid traffic light settings
First Cabinet meeting of the year in New Plymouth to address imminent Omicron outbreak.
How home buyers are being hit hard by lending changes
Mortgage adviser: 'They won't believe somebody could change when they get a house'.
Cricket: Ex-Whanganui player part of winning CD side
The ex-Whanganui player featured in the CD under-19 women's team at the nationals
Speedway: Hot day, hot racing at Oceanview
Sunday's event had one of the largest competitor attendances ever at the Whanganui track.
Opera School audio producer reflects on illustrious career
John Wansbrough was born and brought up in Whanganui
Whanganui seven-year-old makes drag racing debut
Kayden Patel hit the tarmac for the first time over the weekend.
Cricket: United 1st XI triumph over clubmates
Two United sides did battle in the final of the Rep Weekend Pro40
Drunk driver told police he was helping a mate
A drunk driver told police he got behind the wheel to make sure his friend got home safe.
Will Kowhai Park be named NZ's best playground?
If you think Kowhai Park's a winner, cast your vote in the 'Best of Summer 2022' series.
Covid-19 saliva testing clinic opens in Whanganui
The collaborative is led by Tupoho Social Services with iwi and district council support.
Taihape volunteer fire crew 'excited' by new station
New fit-for-purpose fire station in Taihape will attract new volunteers, chief hopes.