Court staff travel ban as strikes continue
Whanganui court staff with PSA will not visit regions for the foreseeable future.
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Letters: Why take the risk with glyphosate?
Shutting down our gas and coal industries achieves nothing good. - Alan Davidson
Sh*t Towns of New Zealand: NZ's Worst 'Big Things'
Anonymous authors' scatalogical slagging of pretty much the whole country is now a book.
Whanganui well worth the drive says AA
Whanganui region is a wonderland for visitors
Charges after serious assault in Ōhakune
A man received a fractured skull in a serious assault in Ohakune
Graveyard vandalism: Names released
Police want to hear from anyone with information about the Raetihi cemetery vandalism.
Season of two halves for Ruapehu ski business
Good weather and snow - plus some scary moments on the mountain
Range of issues affect Ruapehu roads
Ruapehu District Council is working with rural communities on roading issues
Ruapehu fund to enhance community pride
Ruapehu District Council has a new fund to help small community revitalisation projects
Ruapehu leading on rural road solutions
Ruapehu District Council's roading team is recognised as "thought leaders"
Manawaimai Station to be sold
One of Mangamahu's jewels, Manawaimai Station, goes to market
Public submissions keen for Zero Waste option
Ruapehu District Council could adopt an ambitious waste plan in November.
Cam's going to the dogs (in a good way)
A Whanganui dog groomer is now offering a mobile service.
Rachel Rose: Whanganui shop sells to the world online
Specialist retailer has a business model that works
Mayors frustrated with increasing costs
Mayors in the region are fed up with lack of resources and want a slice of Govt funding.
Your say: Those who came before Kate Sheppard
Readers have their say on women's suffrage; ratepayers' burden; and pokie problems
Come get your slice of $1.5 million to improve waterways
Groups in the Whangaehu catchment are being encouraged to help improve water quality.
Darlington and Osborne are club champs
Defending Whanganui Squash Club men champion wins, while the women's open has a new champ
Bright ideas sought from communities
Lighting may change colour at different times of year such as Matariki or Christmas
Rāhui on upper parts of Mt Ruapehu
A rahui has been placed on the Crater Lake area of Mt Ruapehu
Winter visitors give Ruapehu $8.25m boost
Collaborative approach to marketing pays off for Ruapehu region.
Cancer Society thrilled with local support
Daffodil Day has boosted the Whanganui Cancer Society's coffers by more than $60,000.
Raetihi's Angel Louise Cafe has new owners
The Angel Louise Cafe in Raetihi has new owners.
More than $300,000 to lessen quake risk
The Ruapehu Council discusses earthquake risk costs for Ohakune rail station.
DHB runs awareness day for pregnant women
Whanganui DHB advises women to abstain totally from alcohol during pregnancy
Cutting Edge a cut above the others
An exceptional year has resulted in Whanganui's Cutting Edge winning a national award.
Working together to prevent falls
In-home and community services are available to help elderly people avoid falls.
Types of buses and safety to come under more scrutiny
Types of buses will be key to public service transport planned for Ruapehu
Your say: Free falling into conflict and chaos, If looks could kill
Letters to the Wanganui Chronicle
Squash Central finds their new Princes of the court
Sixteen weekend series around the regions culminates in Whanganui.
Turoa bus crash: 'All I could hear was a guy running at me screaming'
They'd only known each less than 24 hours but the new group of friends didn't muck around.
Chemical spill after Ohakune truck crash
Fire crews had to deal with a hazardous substance after a truck crash near Ohakune.