
'Slow down': Fatal Christmas Eve crash survivor shares harrowing details
Watch: Daniel Woolley is urging drivers to slow down after a crash that changed his life.
Watch: Daniel Woolley is urging drivers to slow down after a crash that changed his life.
The DHB delivered more than 700 Covid vaccinations on Wednesday - most of them boosters.
Fans, water guns and all sorts of camping equipment have been popular with locals.
The effort to boost Māori Covid-19 vaccinations is being hampered by a shortage of nurses.
Four more cases linked to an Auckland escort agency were reported yesterday.
The Tira Hoe Waka has been cancelled for two years in a row.
The crash occurred just before 7pm near Matapuna Rd.
Property prices soar to record high in 2021, according to latest figures from CoreLogic.
"Know your limits and the water you're in."
Our photographers captured the Covid-19 developments in Whanganui throughout 2021
Young athletes are off to the North Island Colgate Games this weekend
Kiwis 18 and over can get their booster dose if it's been four months since their second.
Valleys, beaches, arts and a rail trail walk are some of this week's highlights.
"I'm enthralled with it," drummer Dave Edwards says
Rugby was a major part of his life, as a player, referee and administrator.
'You've got to make the most of your time out here.'
"You can look around four or five times and there will still be something you've missed"
The interval between second and booster vaccine doses drops to four months tomorrow.
There are 101 dogs named Max in Whanganui District - but which other names are popular?
December was dominated by Covid-19 happenings.
Kevin Page and his helpers opt to suck it up - but things don't go as planned.
Baby Waikare was born just 52 minutes after her mother's arrival at Whanganui Hospital.
A weaving project is adding another injection of life to Te Ao Hou Marae.
There's concern that not all residents have signed up for the Ohakea rural water scheme.
Twelve cases in Auckland, seven in Waikato, seven in the Bay of Plenty and one in Lakes.
Mobile vaccination units can be sent "exactly to where the people really need us".
OPINION: I love my hometown. It is like an old slipper, worn but comfortable.
Plenty of people headed to Whanganui beaches on January 2.
Jacinda Ardern gets a rowdy welcome, Whanganui wins the Lochore Cup and events get canned.