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Halberg Games a chance for athletes to test themselves
'We'll be sure to make lots of noise during the opening ceremony.'
'Visible reduction' in homelessness
Regular Armourguard visits are 'keeping the anti-social behaviour under control'.
‘Absolutely pumped’: BurgerFuel coming to Whanganui
It is set to create about 15 new jobs.
‘Contemplative gallery’ completed at Sarjeant Gallery‘
Construction was completed on the contemplative gallery at the Sarjeant Gallery.
Whakapapa, Tūroa reveal 2024 season pass prices as skifields go it alone
Lower-mountain and long-term passes, can the new operators make the ski season work?
Person transferred to Wellington Hospital after Whanganui crash
Two people were taken to hospital with critical and serious injuries.
Kerbside recycling coming to Whanganui in July
Households within the service area will receive a set of three crates.
Courtroom drama set in small-town America a plea for intellectual freedom
Inherit the Wind a likely candidate for Repertory Theatre?
Rob Rattenbury: A truant of some repute
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Beginning the next chapter of Sarjeant story
Tyrone Ohia has been able to reflect the gallery’s interwoven histories.
Mind the gaps: Aramoho bridge project delayed
The main train bridge, owned by KiwiRail, was built in the 1870s.
Border fire warning shot as rugby season begins
The four-time defending champions eased past Kaierau.
Marton sneak past Rātana in first week of premier rugby
It was the first top-grade Rangitīkei derby in a decade.
'A win for everyone': New Kāinga Ora houses popping up
Three more projects are in the planning and investigation phase.
Multiple injuries after crash on Rapanui Rd
The crash occurred around 8.40pm on Saturday.
Grand public transport plan for Whanganui
'It’s enough to create a great network because we’ve built our city around tram routes.'
Gardening: Citrus trees love Whanganui climate
Look out for less common varieties of citrus for your garden.
Wanganui Harriers opening day marks start of club's 99th year
Wanganui Harrier Club’s opening day for 2024 was held on Saturday, April 6.
Meterologist says bizarre Whanganui clouds are "quite unique"
'They look pillowy and there’s a lot of these bobbly shapes.'
No concerns about river level despite heavy rain
'We still aren’t out of the woods yet in terms of rainfall.'
Whanganui district arts quiz
This Whanganui district arts quiz is set to test readers' local knowledge.
Open day honours Whanganui WWII pilot
'She must have been a very determined person to do what she did.'
World music extravaganza coming to Whanganui
Wellington band Niko Ne Zna will play at Porridge Watson in May.
Club rugby: Marist Celtic face competition in three-peat bid
The senior competition looks wide open in 2024.
“I just want kids to read': 50 years with the National Library
'So many worlds open up for you if you‘re a reader.'
Whanganui Jazz Club monthly jam session with the Chris Dann Trio
Whanganui Jazz Club monthly jam session with the Chris Dann Trio
UCOL Whanganui Te Pūkenga gathered 188 ākonga (students) for Graduation
UCOL Whanganui Te Pūkenga gathered 188 ākonga (students) for Graduation.
Bangers to Bluff charity car rally stop in Whanganui
Bangers to Bluff charity car rally stop in Whanganui
Taranaki Maunga bill passes first reading
The bill proposes recognising the maunga as a legal person.
Tongariro tramper died from medical event, not a fall police say
A rāhui was placed on the mountain as a result of the death of the tramper.