Kerbside recycling service taking shape
“If you have a party one weekend, you can put out three crates of glass.”
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New car dealership after slice of Whanganui action
'We couldn’t believe our luck when we got the site.'
Vision for central Whanganui: Vehicles out, business in?
The council's role is to make an environment that encourages "investment as well as use".
Sarjeant redevelopment: Strengthening complete
Current expenditure to date is sitting at $59,284,156.
Strong Whanganui connections in athletics team for world champs
Kat Austin will lead the team at the World Indoor Athletics Champs.
Excitement builds for Road Rodders Street Drags
Tristan Teki's white 1969 Camaro is ready to shine on Sunday.
Public hearings to begin for Pure Tūroa's ski field bid
There were 481 submissions made to the Department of Conservation.
Whanganui & Partners' future in council spotlight
The council is meeting behind closed doors to review the organisation.
OPINION: Oarsome news: Council working through draft Long-Term Plan
OPINION: Column by Councillor Philippa Baker-Hogan.
Diamond anniversary for trainee teachers
A reunion is being held for the 1964 intake at Palmerston North Teachers’ College.
MAKING TRACKS with Scroggin - orange is the new black for huts
Wanganui Tramping Club March programme.
Hapū fears for whale bone thieves
Police have been notified and are investigating the whale bone theft.
Lake Alice Psychiatric Hospital makes apology to survivors of abuse
Apology from the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists.
Taranaki’s leading band theSlacks returns
Taranaki’s leading band theSlacks perfoirm
Jazz club back from the summer break
Mark Lockett Quartet featuring vocalist Eugene Wolfin plays at Whanganui Jazz Club.
Somme Pde dropout repair to cost $6.6m
“We are the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff in these situations."
'Fiddly works': Sarjeant redevelopment delayed
Finding sufficient labour is 'proving to be quite challenging'.
'I want to change someone’s life': Ceramics award offering $15k prize
Rick Rudd is 'paying it forward'.
Whanganui mayor 'very comfortable' about water reforms
He's happy with the broad direction of the Government's Local Water Done Well policy.
Whanganui finish fourth in cricket's Chapple Cup
It was a disappointing finish for Whanganui after a promising start to the campaign.
Person taken to hospital after Whanganui house fire
The family had done the right thing by gathering at a clear meeting place outside.
“For the safety of our tamariki”: Council continuing with possible speed limit reductions
“Just because central government says jump we don’t say ‘how high?’"
Kevin Page: Memories came flooding back as I played the beautiful game
The joy associated with a Sunday-morning game of football in the park is right up there.
Biggest Medieval Fayre yet was held at St Anthony’s School , Whanganui
Biggest ever Medieval Fayre at St Anthony's School, Whanganui.
Loads of rubbish: New waste rules outlined by council
Proposals went to public consultation this week.
Enrolments at UCOL Te Pūkenga soaring
Domestic and international student numbers on the rise.
AA urges public to have say on highway safety barriers
Public information sessions will be held in Whanganui and Bulls this week.
Jazz saxophonist Hayden Chisholm returns to Porridge Watson
The Whanganui Jazz Club meets on the first Sunday of the month
Comment: Why writing is an addiction
Rob Rattenbury writes about writing and writers.
Ruapehu farm gates open for outdoor adventure
Raetihi farmers open their gates for a quad-sapping adventure.
Debate on scrapping GST on kai heads to Parliament
Waititi says removing GST from kai would be the start of 'the radical shake-up'.
Award-winning Whanganui restaurant on market
“The bones are there and they’ve been built with blood, sweat and tears . . ."