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Greyhounds: Bigtime Cooper has the pace
Bigtime Cooper returns from lengthy injury break to win in quick time at Hatrick.
Premier club rugby: Race for a semi spot heats up
Kaierau appear vulnerable with 10-11 men injured, many incumbent rep players.
DHB exceeding Covid-19 vaccination targets but concerns about booking delays
One man waited 10 days for the DHB to return his call asking for a vaccine appointment.
Whanganui and Taranaki Kapa Haka groups come together for celebratory performances
"This is a great opportunity for our kapa haka to take the stage."
Whanganui man jailed for manslaughter
Hikitia Rawiri Hakaraia pleaded guilty to the charges in March.
Local Focus: Creative streets ahead in Palmy
Colourful, inspiring and safe in Palmy. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
One new MIQ Covid case, fresh warning for Kiwi travellers
Warning applies to Kiwis who travelled to NSW, Queensland earlier this month.
Two seriously injured in SH3 crash
Emergency services were notified of the crash about 9.50pm.
Comment: Who are our top athletes?
The long time coach of national standing has gone outside the square in his selections.
Comment: Russell Bell - Why learning from the results of decisions is crucial
Some decisions can carry life changing results
Limes a profitable prospect at Waitotara Valley orchard
Supply and demand dictate price, but limes are often at the top end of citrus fruit.
O'Leary family milestone celebrated in Whangaehu
'It's a great valley for horses, cows and people.'
New port jobs for locals
Te Pūwaha initiative aims to bridge skills and labour shortages in the region.
School vege garden competition winners revealed
More than 4300 votes were cast in the competition.
Opinion: Stronger, and more united, farming voice needed
The threat is not only to agriculture, but to New Zealand's prosperity.
Is this the Land of Milk and Honey for our farmers?
It has been many years since nearly all facets of farming have had such solid returns.
Eyeing careers after animal care course
Animal care technology students graduate in a fortnight and next course begins in July.
School sports: Waihi dominate on tour
Huntley won the netball and visitors Waihi School take the rugby, football and hockey.
Comment: Log price hikes welcomed
New Zealand is the biggest supplier of softwood into China by a substantial margin.
Letters: Council's velodrome decision sensible
Readers have their say on the velodrome, climate change and road safety
Sophie Toyne wins big at Gore Gold Guitar Awards
Sophie and her family weren't expecting her to be victorious on the very first attempt.
Two acute MIQ Covid cases; Melbourne trio misled officials to enter NZ
The Government is expecting 1 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine to arrive in July.
Live: 'We're safe, you're safe' - thousands of nurses strike nationwide
About 30,000 nurses across the country have started strike action today for eight hours.
Whanganui nurses gather to demand better pay
'A lot of people think this is about money, but this is also about safe staffing.'
Whanganui nurses join in national strike
Around 500 nurses will take to the streets in Whanganui on Wednesday.
Live: 30,000 Nurses strike DHBs reduce services as staff walk out
Non-urgent surgery and outpatient clinics cancelled as nurses walk off the job.
Feasible feast the next step towards Whanganui kai hub
'People are hungry for it, pardon the pun.'
Letters: Poppy film fundraising and Too many ads
Readers have their say on the premiere of the movie Poppy and adds on TV.
Mangaweka plane out, new retro-style gas station in
The famous DC-3 might be gone, but a new attraction now sits in its place.
Funky pyjama party at Whanganui Musicians Club
'Because let's face it – we all love jarmies,' says the Julie Lamb Outfit's leader.
'You have to have your wits about you': Cyclists say cars not stopping
Police have been told that vehicles are failing to stop for red lights in Glasgow St.
'Jobs for Nature' team helps and monitors region's native fish
Young conservationists move across region monitoring and aiding native fish species.
Overseas acts lined up for Ohakune Mardi Gras
NZ is 'the only place in the world where you can play to huge crowds'.