Why there is no Covid-19 CBAC in Waimarino
Health officials encourage locals and tourists to use Raetihi testing if needed.
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Mt Ruapehu latest to be struck by cyber attacks; fights back
Mt Ruapehu Alpine Lifts says the attack only hampered its operations for a few minutes.
Community backs mountain cycleway funding
Ohakune Mountain Road Cycle Trail has seen an outpouring of support from the community.
Ruapehu welcomes government funding for social housing
Mayor Don Cameron says it will help the district recover from the impact of Covid-19.
Premier rugby crunch time
There are two high-stakes matches at either end of the six-team points table.
Ruapehū iwi follows Taranaki's lead, calls for regional lockdown
Ngāti Rangi chairman Whetu Moataane says he doesn't know why regions aren't shut already.
High noon decision
A decision on Saturday Whanganui rugby action will be made at noon on Friday.
Multiple squash titles for Whanganui club
The teams event is held across the Squash Central district for B to F Grade players.
Waste not: High tech rubbish bins installed in Ruapehu district
The council says the bins will cost less to service than normal rubbish bins.
Small businesses get helping hand from Government
Local businesses have been able to access expert advice to help with Covid-19 challenges.
Northern sub-union derby day signals end of round one of Whanganui premier rugby
The tables have turned for Taihape in its clash with fellow Northern sub-union Ruapehu.
$1.4 million boost for Whanganui, Ruapehu tourism
Each Regional Tourism Organisation has received $700,000 in Government funding.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei electorate explained
Explore the Rangitīkei electorate and its vast woolshed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei electorate explained
Explore the Rangitīkei electorate and its vast woolshed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fire crews from across region called to Ohakune house fire
There have been no reports of injuries related to Saturday's blaze.
Boy racer vandalism puts big bills on ratepayers
It's a recurring problem in Ohakune and Rangataua, with locals urged to dob in culprits.
Marist v Border could go either way
Border and Marist could easily been in reverse places on the table heading into Saturday.
Former Māori All Black Ray 'Rocky' Parr a 'Lion Tamer'
Parr was in the Wanganui-King Country side that beat the British Isles team 54 years ago.
Plenty to talk about in club rugby's second round
Rare home wins, Houdini escapes and drawn senior matches were some of the features.
What is the future of Ohakune?
The hui will be held on August 5 at the Ayr Street council chambers.
Winter wonderland: Snow covers central North Island
Thick snow has covered parts of the central North Island this morning.
Tribute proposed for rugby figurehead as club season kicks off
Club rugby season opened on Saturday with some promising opening matches.
Border kicks off season with convincing win
The Waverley side took on Ruapehu in Waverley on Saturday.
Covid-19 considered in Ruapehu rates increase
Just over half of the rates increase will go towards water projects.
Opportunity for Ruapehū businesses to pick up council contracts
The council has Government funding for Covid-19 economic recovery initiatives.
Baked goods selling like cheesecakes in Ohakune
The new Blind Finch Bakehouse is a winner in Ruapehu.
Got any ideas on how to improve water quality in Whangaehu catchment?
Grants are now available through Horizons Regional Council.
Man dies after being swept down river
A man has died after being swept down a river near Tangiwai last night.
Mt Ruapehu fall: 'I saw sky and gravel and rock flash before my eyes'
His first thought after a tumble down a mountain: "I am going to need a helicopter."
Sourdough breads, gourmet pies added to Blind Finch menu
The popular Ohakune eatery is back with a vengeance.
Ratepayers urged to apply for rates rebate
Mayor Don Cameron says it's worth checking whether they are eligible for a rebate.
Mardi Gras back on September 19
The soldout event will fall during peak snowboarding and skiing season.
Whanganui's May rainfall less than average
Waiouru recorded a chilly overnight temperature of -6.9C on one night in May.
July 1 launch for Mt Ruapehu ski season
Not all facilities will be open but there will be top to bottom skiing at both ski areas.