Solicitor-General acknowledges Lake Alice survivors' pain, courage
Una Jagose has given evidence to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.
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Heavy snow for Taihape, Desert Rd warning
A road snowfall warning is in place for the Desert Road until 5pm Tuesday.
Snow business ploughs on at Ruapehu
Ruapehu businesses are looking forward to an influx of domestic tourists this winter.
High School band wins Whanganui Smokefreerockquest
Their next challenge is to video a performance of two more original tunes.
New life skills course gives youth a shot at employment
A group of Whanganui young people are a step closer to entering employment.
Horizons' pace of change 'unfair'
Councillor David Cotton says rates should have been held at an 8 per cent increase
Students' artwork showcased at St Augustine's
"Many modern pictures have darkness as a background, but in these there is light."
Letters: Stepping on local government toes
Readers have a say on Three Waters and our country's name.
Whanganui tenants to join pet trial in council housing
Tenants at some complexes will be able to keep fish, a bird or a cat.
Conservation Comment: Encouraging native birds in gardens
Bringing native birds back to the suburbs.
Jill Clarke has written a book about her life with diabetes
New book shows life with diabetes does not have to be limiting
First art auction set for September 1st
Based in Whanganui, a city that has been referred to as the culture capital of New Zealand
Te Arapiki a Tāne attracts trampers
Whanganui Tramping Club reports on a recent outing and lays out its programme for July.
Laura Collins and Back Porch Blues Band play this Sunday
Laura and her band of renowned and seasoned musicians are the perfect July 4 combination.
Skating Nationals here in July
The artistic skating nationals will be rolling out in Whanganui from July 19 to 24.
Where would we be without volunteers?
How would our essential charities cope without volunteer's?
Polar blast: Roads closed, flights cancelled, huge waves to pound Wellington coast
Powerful 6m waves could dump debris on roads and threaten homes.
Watch: Paddle steamer lifted from river
The vessel has been lifted from the river for a safety inspection and work to its boiler.
Snow warning for Desert Road
'Significant' snow expected from late Tuesday morning until Tuesday evening.
Podcasts focus on local businesses
Back Story podcasts tell of Whanganui successes
Polar blast: Flights cancelled, huge swells set to hit Wellington, snow across much of NZ
The polar blast's icy sting is due to hit across the North Island tomorrow.
Waimarie high and dry
Paddle Steamer Waimarie left the Riverboat Centre on Monday morning and steamed upriver to a purpose built temporary slipway on the bank of the Whanganui River at Kowhai Park next to the Dublin Street Bridge. Video / Bevan Conley.
No new community cases, two contacts of positive Australian case travelled to NZ
The Government will tomorrow make a call on resuming the transtasman travel bubble.
Unity and happiness is the truth
Variety concert featuring Unity Singers and guest artists on July 11.
Water lapping at Moutua Floodgates
Manawatū River water are rising fast behind the floodgates at Moutoa.
Clinical psychologist presents to Lake Alice inquiry
Victor Soeterik worked for some time at the Lake Alice Child and Adolescent Unit.
Opinion: Carla Donson: Pressure on women in sport
The race for gender equity is a heck of a ride.