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‘Getting riskier': Safety plan on way for river
"Those dangers have been identified and reported and nothing has happened."
6yo hit-and-run victim discharged from hospital after miraculous recovery
Hit and run youngster John Major Taurua Mackay discharged after 3 weeks in hospital
Tuatara Terrace? Pīwakawaka Parade? New street names could be on the way
New Whanganui roads could be named after animals or plants if a new policy is adopted.
Whanganui news briefs
The man was taken into custody with the assistance of the Police Negotiation Team.
'A gift': Stan Walker releases new song for American movie
"We discovered that we share the same belief - that art can change the world."
Letters: Why council’s climate funding is something to be proud of
Readers have their say on climate funding and a Treaty conversation.
South Taranaki iwi and council draw up new partnership
The new partnership is called He Pou Tikanga Partnership Strategy.
Kevin Page: Not much more important than a great hairdo
OPINION: What's more important that the formation of a new government?
Head Hunter seriously injured after bike crash travelling back from Foxton tangi
The bikie was returning to Auckland from the funeral of William ‘Bird’ Hines near Foxton.
Police continue to monitor as Head Hunters tangi attendees depart Foxton
Police thanked the public for their patience as traffic management measures were in place.
Singing stars to teach free master class in Whanganui
The class is for singers 'of all kinds'
Art in the Garden includes - ‘Lovely Cuppa’ initiative
Whanganui Potters Studio is running a community-focused event called Art in the Garden
Thoughts by Carl Bates, MP for Whanganui
Opinion: The General Election may as well have been a lifetime ago
Hunterville woollen brand takes out top spot at Rural Women Business Awards
The wool from this couple's Papanui Estate farm is turned into designer bags.
Cricket: Whanganui bounce back to topple Taranaki
Whanganui put on a great display with bat and ball.
'No tolerance for unlawful activity' - Police on alert as Head Hunters tangi closes SH1
There is a large police presence in the community as the funeral takes place.
Govt move to support wool will transform rural sector, says Bremworth
Greg Smith says move has potential to double the price of wool farmed in New Zealand.
'Strong, productive, unified': Luxon sworn in as PM
The new coalition Government will be sworn into office today.
Carols by Candlelight with pizzaz
Whanganui's annual Carols by Candlelights promises some major changes this year
Laura Adams is Volunteer Whanganui’s Volunteer of the Month
Laura Adams has been volunteering for Hospice Whanganui for 26 years
New book highlights family's green efforts
Book launch of Blue Duck Station — the land, the rivers and the people.
'Blood, sweat and tears' pay off on Taupō Quay
“I can’t live without a challenge.”
Comment: 'Ordinary life' impossible for many
Opinion: Rob Rattenbury reflects on how times have changed for families.
Capturing Tarapuruhi Bushy Park’s ‘everythingness’
“When you immerse yourself in Bushy Park, you see how much more there is."
Everything that could go wrong if Maunga Taranaki erupted
The biggest threat to health from an eruption will be from disruption to infrastructure.
Gareth Carter: Why late spring presents the ideal conditions for roses
OPINION: November is the month when roses start to bloom.
Kāinga Ora ready to proceed with Ōhakune housing project
A lobby group wants the new Government to put the project on hold.
‘It hasn’t happened before’: Whanganui region’s MPs react to coalition agreement
'There was a need to spend a long time on it.'
The biggest concessions Luxon made to get three-party coalition over the line
A $1.2 billion fund, foreign buyer plans scrapped - what Luxon has to compromise on.
The elephant in the room: The hidden sleep condition behind loud snoring
'It’ll be happening for years and they just won’t realise.'
Whanganui business closing down after 116 years
The site has been bought by a local housing developer.
Teacher who made cannabis oil can finish year without ankle bracelet
Timothy Pauro said he needed drug due to sleepwalking, also had guns in wardrobe.