Contact of Omicron-infected MIQ worker tests positive, 14 new cases today
There are 30 people in hospital with the virus.
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River tribes draw global focus to indigenous knowledge
'It also shows how innovative we are as a people, as Whanganui, as Te Awa Tupua.'
Airini Beautrais poems set to original music
Lissie de Vegt / Airini Beautrais collaboration album recorded
Literary Festival on track
The Whanganui Literary Festival is on schedule for next month.
Single Men's Rd, a book of fiction short stories
Author publishes book of fiction short stories that took over three decades to compile.
Ashley Bloomfield discusses Omicron and the booster jab
Director General of the Ministry of Health Dr. Ashley Bloomfield spoke to Tim Dower about booster jabs and the looming Omicron variant. Video / Newstalk ZB
Horizons 'allows river to lead' protocols for navigation
The regional council is working with Iwi and Coastguard on river protocols.
Multicultural Council planning a busy calendar of events
The Multicultural Council has more events planned following its well-attended picnic.
'That was a hiding' - Wanganui easily beaten by Hawke's Bay big guns
The one bright spot was 47-year-old former Black Cap Andrew Penn turn back the clock.
Kevin Page: Back on the Open Home Trail
Garish paint, unusual décor and dog poos on the carpet. Kevin Page on the Open Homes Trail
Multimedia artist showing works at Lockett Gallery
Rebekah Pearson is fascinated with collective nouns and the native birds of Aotearoa
Where Whanganui locals can get their children vaccinated
Whanganui's Te Rito is the only children's vaccination centre in the region at the moment.
Fantastic Mr Fox ready for an audience
Audience participation is necessary in Repertory's panto.
Women accused of breaching Covid-19 restrictions to go on trial
The trio appeared for an administrative hearing in Taihape District Court on Monday.
Heads Rd cemetery pines come down with a thump
The arborists are using a combination of climbing and bucket trucks to access the trees.
16 community cases, 67 contacts linked to MIQ worker with Omicron
Thirty people are in hospital with the virus.
Whanganui Kiwibank moves to shorter opening hours
The changes take effect from January 24.
Council survey will gauge Whanganui's 'digital pulse'
Whanganui District Council is collecting information on 'digital confidence' and access.
Hay shed badly damaged by fire
Whanganui emergency services were called to Westmere on Sunday evening.
Truck versus pole triggers explosion
The crash caused electrical arcing, leading to a fire and explosion.
Rob Rattenbury: Our waterways are beautiful but deadly
Opinion: Perhaps the state can take a big step towards reducing NZ's water-death toll.
Successful day of vaccinations in Taihape sees clinic close early
151 doses were administered on Thursday, compared to just 16 the three days before.
Tiger Moth flight was a dream come true for retired Whanganui firefighter
Life-long dream of flight becomes reality for Whanganui man.
Young cricketers invited to apply for White Ferns junior academy
Applications are open to female players aged 12-18 of all abilities.
The Atomic History of the Bikini
With sizzling temperatures this summer, the bikini is a regular at poolside and at beaches
Profile: Harete Hipango and how she upset National colleagues
Profile: National MP Harete Hipango and why she visited that anti-vax protest.
Requiem in the chapel brings tears and smiles
The service was dedicated to former valued tutor and international opera singer Barry Mora
Kauarapaoa road opens with warning for users to take extreme care
"The road is vulnerable to damage from another large storm event."