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Going batty in Owhango
Detectors have recorded native long-tailed bats around the central North Island town.
Detectors have recorded native long-tailed bats around the central North Island town.
Anne-Marie Broughton is a new trustee on the Agri-Women's Development Trust board
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Health Ministry says it expects fluctuating case numbers at this point in the outbreak.
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Whanganui leaders back to The 90% Project and talk of their own vaccine experience.
"Kunekunes lend so well to art, they're just are so loveable and characterful."
Royce Johnson made the most of being locked down, completing his latest boat project.
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Most of the guest speakers are still on board, despite the change of date.
'You can pull your hair out and jump up and down, but that doesn't help,' developer says.
'Whanganui's vaccination bus is a great asset to the DHB and others'
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"I looked at it from the other side of the road and just thought 'You poor thing'."
'You can't always have a 'good news' newspaper, you've got to tell the world as it is.'
Despite the pandemic disruptions, there were some outstanding results.
Traditional and contemporary work by regional stitchers on display at Te Manawa.
'We're a highly skilled, highly active community of screen workers.'
Fresh locations of interest have been posted connected to a truck driver's delivery run.
All three have tested negative and there is no risk to the community, Whanganui DHB says.
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The 90% Project is an NZ Herald initiative that aims to reach all New Zealanders to get the word out about vaccination so we can save lives and restore freedoms. Video / NZ Herald
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The crash occurred around 5:30pm on Thursday evening.