Horizons focuses on summer science programmes
Horizons will spotlight some of its environmental programmes over the next few months.
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Year in review: May brings Hollywood to central Whanganui
PS Waimarie hit a milestone, local women received high accolades and a special moon shone.
Whanganui weekend: Five things to do on Christmas and Boxing Day
Your guide to rest and relaxation this weekend.
Stent rejoins CD
Stent could barely walk as she dealt with incredibly painful surgery and rehabilitation.
Increased demand for Christmas food parcels this year
The demand for Christmas food parcels in Whanganui is higher than it's ever been.
Council urges public to follow pool rules
The council is urging residents to follow the rules with their home pools this summer.
Minor injuries after cars collide in Bulls
Traffic is being diverted down Criterion St.
'Covid doesn't care about Christmas': Iwi prepare for virus spread
There are now 33 active cases in Taranaki
King Country shearers set new World Record
The new five-stand World strongwool lambshearing record stands at 3740 in nine hours.
New cafe coming to Kai Iwi Beach Holiday Park
Sea Dogs Galley will open at Kai Iwi Beach Holiday Park on December 23.
WHS hurdlers gain selection
The Classic Meets Tour will continue as a replacement for lost overseas opportunities
How Whanganui prisoners will celebrate Christmas Day
Christmas lunch and dinner for Whanganui Prison inmates will cost $7.63 each.
Year in review: April brings back travel to Aus, items of the past are dredged up
The minimum wage was bumped up, DHBs scrapped and a time capsule was discovered.
Harmful weed hornwort found in Waverley lake
The plant has the ability to severely hamper biodiversity.
Comment: Predicting 2022 even more challenging than 2021
Russell Bell sings the praises of Wanganui Enterprises in his last column of 2021
Wanganui Enterprises snaps up national award
Chris and Denny Allen are leaving on the highest of notes.
100 years young and still a gun at bowls
She's still a gun when it comes to indoor bowls
Summer Programme takes in Taranaki delights
Tawhiti Museum a must-see in the Summer Programme
Stay water safe in Whanganui this summer
"Many of our beautiful swim spots can change from day to day"
56 cases as Covid confirmed in Wellington region; six new Omicron cases at border
New Zealand is fighting to keep Omicron out of the community.
Conservation Comment: Let's give a Christmas pressie to planet Earth
John Milnes looks at what we can do for the planet
New share ownership model needed for Ātihau-Whanganui Incorporation
Outgoing Ātihau-Whanganui Incorporation chairwoman: "How do we keep our people close?"