'Always a Friday': Matariki public holidays for next 30 years revealed
"Mātauranga Māori has been at the heart of decision making on the new public holiday."
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Proposed plan change to consolidate Whanganui's industrial zones
Research reveals a 30-year growth demand of 36.2 hectares of industrial land.
New bylaw could cap freedom camping at Whanganui sites
Draft for Whanganui freedom camping bylaw approved by council committee.
Premier teams line up ahead of next week's semifinals
The Grand Hotel Challenge Shield winner could be decided this weekend.
Senior club rugby: Marton on a mission this weekend
The Stihl Shop Wanganui Challenge Shield is up for grabs.
Red-hot favourite to line up at Hatrick Raceway
Last week's New Zealand Futurity winner will be in the main 520m race in Whanganui.
Steph Lewis introduces first member's bill
The bill aims to protect New Zealand's environment by informing visitors of risks.
Council adopts long term plan with projected rates rises
There were 215 submissions in the month leading up to Monday's adoption.
Māori council seats bring cuts to general councillors
South Taranaki will lose one seat on the Taranaki Regional Council.
Covid-19: No new cases in community, one in managed isolation
The Ministry of Health will update the situation in a 1pm statement.
'Same old disaster': Ruapehu shuttle operator says parking system stacked against motel guests
Snow taxi service thinks motel guests won't be able to access ski fields on bluebird days.
-5C: The Big Chill stretches across NZ after Auckland's coldest morning in three years
Sunshine for most - but wrap up warm before heading out today.
Three Waters: Equal mana whenua involvement 'must be protected'
Tangata whenua would have equal rights with councils in overseeing Three Waters services.
RDA welcomes a leg up from Wanganui Road Rodders
The money will be enough to add a new steed for their stable.
First anniversary of the Whanganui Riverbank parkrun
Although Saturday marks the first birthday for parkrun it was far from an easy birth
Letters: Clarifying speed stance
Readers have a say on Aotearoa /NZ, Three Waters and more.
'It's a crisis': Māori vaccination rates dwindling as stocks dive
It comes despite expert advice Māori be prioritised due to the inequitable health system.
Property Brokers Whanganui agents make the elite list
Vicky Todd and Bruce McGhie say their strong team contributed to their success
How Whanganui plans to attract more film productions
Whanganui and Partners has its eyes on turning the region into a Hollywood hotspot.
Whanganui farmers well prepared for winter weather
A warm autumn has ensured farmers are well placed to handle winter.
Pickle Darling: 'Most bedroom pop artists make lockdown albums by default'
From Pickle Darling's bedroom to the nation's venues - they're off on a cosmic journey.
Mayors raise questions and concerns about Three Waters
Government's Three Waters announcement raises questions in region.
How to survive Dry July
Three Whanganui health professionals have put together a video series on Dry July.
Pilot involved in fatal crash 'lacked training', helicopter fault identified
Mystery fuel control fault also uncovered in investigation findings.
Wellington house swamped by surf, 6.5m waves scatter debris
Bitter cold mornings continue as blast trails over New Zealand.
Further 12 gang members arrested over violent incident outside Rotorua bar
Today's arrests are in addition to 11 made yesterday.
Dream inspires Stratford writer's first novel
A Stratford writer has published her first novel.
Covid vaccine update: Supplies to get 'very tight'; 1.149m doses given
'Plan A is still for everyone to be offered the Pfizer vaccine by the end of the year'.
Lake Alice abuse inquiry finishes its public hearing: 'Finally our voice has been heard'
Two weeks and two days of a public hearing has come to an end.
Nanaia Mahuta outlines Three Waters fix for 'system in crisis'
Minister says change is needed to avoid a 'legacy of costs' for future generations.
Survey: Half of Kiwis believe in some form of Covid misinformation
Three quarters of New Zealanders think misinformation is a serious and urgent threat.
Students put skills to the test at Epro8 Challenge
The Epro8 finals were held at Devon Intermediate School.
Desert Road reopens after snow, ice
Motorists urged to take extra care and drive to the conditions.
'Dodged a bullet': Wellington safe enough to return to level 1 today
Government has also deemed it safe enough to resume quarantine-free travel.