Use of Whanganui shared pathways increasing
Data shows usage over the last three months of 2021 increased compared to 2020.
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Letters: We need children to be water wise
Readers have a say on the Whanganui East pool, Kiwibank and rapid antigen testing.
Gardening: It's starting to dry out
Gareth Carter's tips on how to keep your garden moist and grow plants from cuttings.
Review: Opera school recital 'a triumph'
The first event of the 2022 NZ Opera School delighted the audience.
Whanganui-shot film 'X' set for release in March
"For cineastes, it is just like cabinet food."
The 20-year-old analyst keeping a 'football eye' on the Wellington Phoenix
He has been in Sydney with the team since the start of November.
'Downright disgusting': Post-Christmas rubbish pile up prompts council rethink
"It's just not a good look for anybody travelling through that area."
Speedway: Young drivers to do battle in Oceanview 5000
Qualifying heats start at 3pm on Sunday with the finals and other racing from 6pm.
5 things to do this weekend
Your guide to activities, rest and relaxation this weekend.
Focus: NZ Delta Outbreak | Friday 14th January Wrap
There were 18 new community cases of Covid-19 on Friday, and 43 caught at the border. Video / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig / Getty Images
Police seek witnesses after hitch-hiking sexual assault near Pātea
The incident happened on Sunday, January 9, on SH3 between Hāwera and Pātea.
Iwi collective targets hesitancy about vaccinating children
Te Ranga Tupua is undertaking an online information blitz.
Cyclone Cody: Will Whanganui be impacted?
Weather will continue warm and summery - despite cyclone on East Coast.
Live: 18 new Covid cases in the community, 43 at the border
How many Covid cases will be identified at the border today?
Cricket: Wanganui face Hawke's Bay in Furlong Cup finale
The two-day game is on at the weekend
'Difficult decision': Whanganui East pool only open to schools
"In the end, staffing has been the one issue we have not been able to solve."
Whanganui River DoC huts chock-full for holidays
It's a busy canoe season on the awa.
Vinsen demands Three Waters debate
The Whanganui councillor is calling on the mayor to table the Three Waters memorandum.
Time travel: Your chance to fly in a restored 1945 Douglas DC-3
Tickets for scenic flights over Whanganui during anniversary weekend selling fast.
Covid: Steady uptake of rapid antigen tests at local pharmacies
Free rapid antigen tests are available at selected pharmacies.
Community Arts Centre hit by 'pure vandalism'
The centre had just applied for funding for more security cameras.
'It was a good save': Marton volunteers contain house fire
Two Marton fire trucks attend Wing's Line house fire.
Arrest made in Whanganui after pre-Christmas gunpoint dairy robberies
The 29-year-old man was due to appear in the Whanganui District Court on January 25
Focus: NZ Delta Outbreak | Thursday 13th January Wrap
There were 28 new cases of COVID-19 in the community on Thursday. Video / Dean Purcell / Jed Bradley / Michael Craig / Getty
Live: 28 new community cases; 13 in MIQ
Of the 34 people in hospital, two remain in ICU fighting the virus.
Safety monitors for upper Whanganui River
Iwi are concerned about the safety of river users and the risk of collisions.
'It certainly woke me up': South Taranaki earthquake felt widely
"We certainly felt it. It certainly woke me up."
Play is important for community health
Sport Whanganui puts emphasis on the importance of play.
Restrictions at scaled-back Rātana event
The Rātana 25th celebrations will be a one-day event for the local community.
A traveller's tale #27: The French connection
The Cape family continue their 1962 voyage, this time to the continent.
'Like a huge truck': Alert system predicted long, powerful 5.8 quake
Within 10 minutes more than 33,000 people around NZ had reported feeling it.
Whanganui school leaders optimistic first term will start on time
"If you just close the schools, what happens with all the kids? That is a huge factor."
Off-road drivers to traverse Waitōtara Valley for charity
Manawatū 4WD Club safari aims to raise money for rural families and prostate cancer.