Who can rear the heaviest bull in the land?
Calves raised in a competition will be sold to raise funds for Young Farmer clubs.
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Rugby: WRFU name Under 20, Maori and Samoa teams
Lower tier Wanganui rep teams chosen for post-season.
Dora the bus is a mobile digital classroom
Online or phone bookings taken for classes in online banking.
Screening programme to save lives in Whanganui
Whanganui DHB to roll out National Bowel Screening Programme by the end of the year.
Playground plans falling into place for Marton Development Group
Marton's new $700,000 destination playground has been granted more space.
Ngamatapouri back to the future with Division 2 title win
It is a clean sweep for the country clubs of the WRFU club season championships.
Free banking classes offered in Dora, the digital bus
Classes in online banking aim to help those left behind in the digital environment.
The driving caravan service is coming to town
iHow Caravan services coming to Marton to help with learner licence theory.
Coffey and Scoones.... yes you read that right
Combined show a new experience for Marton artist.
Rugby: Pirates and Ngamatapouri qualify for inaugural Division 2 final
The two teams relegated from Premier see off four teams from Senior to play Cooks Gardens
Planting and plaque honour NZDF members
Big moment at the Marton dams, as plaque is unveiled with RSA members present.
Frank Greenall: One Cook, too many critics
Captain James Cook would probably be embarrassed by the attention we still accord him.
Bores could be the way of the future for Marton Water Supply
Two bores could become the new primary source of Marton's water supply.
Rugby: Border make statement with big away win over Taihape
Challenge Shield is staying in Waverley for summer, and home semifinal will be there too.
Damaged 1080 trucked 1000km for disposal in Marton landfill
The 1080 bait was damaged during flooding on the West Coast, then taken to the landfill.
Director of boarding to depart after six years at Nga Tawa
Raewyn Abraham cites age and family time as reasons for leaving Marton
Team win a fourth world title for Taihape's Sheree Alabaster
Kiwis excel in blade shearing and wool handling at world championships
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Rugby: Border big win over 14-man Marist
Home team loses prop after only 60 seconds of play.
Plan to create industrial zone south of Marton
Rangitikei District Council is proposing new zoning around Marton.
Weekend racing with Iain Hyndman: Comeback for more
Weekend racing with Iain Hyndman
Drinking water quality report looks at local supply
The report looked at drinking water supply to populations of more than 100 people
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Barley partnership will reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Malting company Malteurop and Coastal Bulk Shipping sign up for long-term partnership.
Hockey: Whanganui teams sweep the weekend for their Manawatu games
Whanganui men all set up to go for the Middle Division championship after being promoted.
Football: Wanganui City 6-0 away game shutout of PNBHS
Their football-rugby allrounder shows up at halftime to grab a hat trick.
Clutch performance by the home team in Ohakune
High quality Division 1 game played under the mountain on Saturday.
The man who's changed the face of our towns moves on
Athol Sanson farewells the Parks and Reserves department at Rangitikei District Council.
Waverley icon turns 100
Brent and Barb Dallison are celebrating 100 years of their family-owned Waverley business.
What's on this week ...
Your guide to what's happening in the Whanganui region this week.
Hockey: Whanganui men win eyeing up unbeaten Premier Reserve campaign
One more game to go for unblemished record before being promoted to Middle Division.
Rugby: Border upset Ruapehu to keep semifinal hopes alive
Grand Hotel Challenge Shield changes hands as home side gets much-needed win.
Whanganui region marae take on Civil Defence roles
Visiting academic talks to local people about indigenous emergency management.
Pub Charity funds have been put towards a cause in need
The ambulance was donated through funds raised from local Pub Charity services.