Plans to trap wildlife predators around Whanganui
Chris Smith and Milly Mitchell-Anyon want co-ordinated predator trapping in Whanganui.
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Obituary: Marton artist Ross Wilson leaves lasting legacy in bronze
'He had a spiritual depth'
Gentle boss bows out after serving the Whanganui community for 27 years
Gentle boss bows out after serving the Whanganui community for 27 years.
Age no barrier to keeping active
Sport Whanganui Green Prescription helps people remain active and independent.
Entire Whanganui communities getting Covid jab
Vaccination of communities in remote rural areas of the Whanganui DHB region has started.
Arts and agriculture collide with Rangitīkei residency
"It's a chance to live out here and have the time to work on your practice".
'It just went pop': Marton man loses bedroom in blaze
Grant Hardaker fought the blaze with a garden hose until the fire service arrived.
Tourists unable to get to Taumarunui by rail
Frustration over KiwiRail's lack of service for Taumarunui has sent customers elsewhere.
Council takes over organisation of Marton Market Day
The event is set to go ahead on November 27 this year.
Whanganui Playground Centre goes worldwide
A Whanganui business sends play equipment all over New Zealand and the world.
Senior club rugby: Marton on a mission this weekend
The Stihl Shop Wanganui Challenge Shield is up for grabs.
Club rugby: Playoff spots up for grabs
The final round of regular season games is on Saturday, July 3.
Whanganui Covid-19 vaccination rollout leading NZ
The DHB is currently vaccinating Group 3.
Club rugby: Much-anticipated clash between Ratana and Hunterville
Ratana hope to go top of the table against perennial Senior favourites Hunterville
Roading projects take precedence in land transport plan
Mayor says he has done a bit of "table-thumping" in support of improved public transport.
In pictures: Humble Humber wins day at vintage rally
Whanganui vintage rally dodged the rain for countryside jaunt.
The Monday Q&A: James Cook School principal Timu Niwa
He knew he wanted to be a teacher as soon as he started school.
Marton school celebrates Arbor Day
Beaver Tree Service donated nine trees to a Marton school.
Lack of numbers hampers community committees
Want to serve on a community committee? Now is your chance.
Suspicious car fires under investigation
Emergency services were called to two suspicious fires on Thursday morning.
Truck and train collision victim named
Police and the Transport Accident Commission are investigating the crash.
Club rugby: Winless droughts broken
There are no winless teams remaining in the Premier or Senior competitions.
Senior club rugby: 'Social' Buffalos take on winless Marton
A look at this weekend's club rugby fixtures.
Let us pray? Does prayer/karakia have a place in politics?
Councillors say time for reflection is important before decision making
Formerly derelict building an architecture award winner
Judges said the Ridgway Chambers revamp contributed 'to the reactivation of a leafy CBD'.
Person in hospital after crash near Marton
Emergency services were alerted to the crash just before 8am.
The Monday Q&A with Kyle Dalton
Whanganui's Kyle Dalton has had a varied life, with a keen interest in military history.
Covid-19 vaccination under way at Whanganui rest homes
Staff and residents at Springvale Manor have all had their first Covid-19 vaccinations.
Biggest change ever for local government 'keeping ratepayers in dark'
Rangitīkei mayor Andy Watson wants answers for ratepayers on the Three Waters changes.
Marton woman celebrates her 107th birthday
Born in 1914, May Donald celebrated her 107th birthday with friends and family.
Our leaders: Jan Lawton of Workbridge on leading from the side
Listening to people's stories is key to leadership for Jan Lawton.
Letters: New industry needed in Rangitīkei
Readers have their say on the Marton Rail Hub and the Government's "winners and losers".
Marton's 'amazing' $1.3 million playground is officially open
It includes the longest swing set in New Zealand