Rob Rattenbury: Photography a legitimate form of police surveillance
Comment: How police use those photographs is debatable.
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Local Focus: Health reforms are an opportunity for Māori
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Local Focus: Health reforms are an opportunity for Māori
Newest member of Whanganui DHB considers its future. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Taihape blaze 'escalated to a second alarm response'
A fire investigator is now on the scene.
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Dawn Picken: Listen up, I've got something to say
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Paetuia: Welcome to the Whanganui realm of sewing
"It was a bit dark and grungy but I could see its great potential."
Marton school celebrates Arbor Day
Beaver Tree Service donated nine trees to a Marton school.
Numbers growing at weekly Whanganui Parkrun
The local event's July 3 milestone comes as parkrunner numbers top three million globally.
High hopes for Supreme Heights
Trainer Mark Brosnan is aiming to add another stakes win to the horse's burgeoning record.
Winter cooking to fuel the soul
With cold weather creeping in, low and slow cooking is ready to return.
Raetihi businesses consulted in community hub project
Consultation with businesses rounds off the first step toward a new Raetihi community hub.
Premier football teams meet in derby
City and Athletic Reserves meet for the first time this year in today's round-one finale.
Gardening: Plants for winter picking
Gareth Carter recommends leucadendrons and proteas for winter colour.
New job, new challenge, same technology fumbles
A phone data transfer mix up puts Kevin Page in a bit of a carrots and onions pickle.
Whanganui letters:CO2 emissions, cultures and The Property Rich List
Readers have their say on The Property Rich List, Racism and more
Who loves Whanganui the most?
The Dance Exponents first played Whanganui as the opening act for The Screaming Meemees.
Piano virtuoso mentors hometown youth
Young musicians set to perform in local heat of chamber music contest.
'Booming' Upokongaro now a destination
"We've gone from a sleepy, country cafe to a place to visit and a destination."
Comment: Why I'm happy to see Harete Hipango return as MP
Comment: 'We must be more accepting of each other'
Space Gallery hosting 'Make and Marvel' night market
The market's final opening is on Saturday night.
The $24m plan to get hundreds of marae connected online
About 550 marae around the country are signed up to the programme.
Whanganui weather: What to expect this long weekend
"Things are not looking too bad at all."
Covid-19: One new case in MIQ, none in the community
The new border case arrived from the Philippines via Singapore on June 2.
Tropical-fuelled rain deluge set to swamp holiday weekend
Pockets of heavy rain and strong winds are expected to lash parts of New Zealand.
Rugby: Sosoli is a driven woman
Only a few cars were approved nationwide and one went Whanganui's way.
Growing Whanganui women's rugby
The teams have a busy season playing in the Manawatū competition and the 10-a-side.
Metro smash Feilding Yellows
Since winning the 2018 MRU Colts title, Metro had not beaten Feilding until last week.
School sport: Mixed fortunes for Collegiate against FDMC
The annual winter interschool exchange went FDMC's way 4-2 against WCS.
Greyhound racing: Jilliby Litsa poised from the ace
The Cole kennel has set a new stake earning record for the season with $2.22 million.
Whanganui letters:Covid-19 jabs, Shambolic and the arts
Readers have their say on arts, Martin Visser and Covid-19.
Ski season begins at Ohakune with carnival spirit
Carrot Carnival and Growers' Games lead the festivities.