Wanganui club rugby's semifinalists found
Ruapehu overrun Pirates, Border clock up a century against Ngamatapouri, Taihape survive.
Ruapehu overrun Pirates, Border clock up a century against Ngamatapouri, Taihape survive.
The Challenge Shield and semifinal berth will be decided in 80 minutes of drama.
Only 34 per cent of local authorities have fully compliant wastewater treatment systems.
Marist claims the Challenge Shield and keep spot in the Top 4 with one round remaining.
Marist, Taihape and Border - three into two won't go.
Built in 1906, the heritage building is 3% below the New Building Standard.
Rearanging of the Top 4 after Ruapehu impressive away win over Border.
Friends and experienced plungers Erica Tanner, Abby Hurley and Jadzia Morris took part.
Friday and Saturday will see 58 teams vying for championships.
Government to help financially with gondola project at Mt Ruapehu
Embarrassing for minnows to have three players sent from field for no mouthguards.
Entrepreneur Henry Newrick's latest project aims to put Whanganui on the map.
Grand Hotel Challenge Shield shifts 154km from Waverley to Taihape.
Frustration from Premier rugby teams wearing different jersey numbers from official lists
The challenge consists of two physical and two in-school activities for year 7 and 8s.
Surprising results to start second round of Wanganui Premier rugby.
Hunterville the glory of the Challenge Shield, Ruapehu the glory of their first win.
Whanganui region news in brief ...
Taihape win thriller with Kaierau to get back into the top four.
Paul Mitchell Cup will go right down to the final games of the first round
Top seed Kashif Shuja continues his dominance winning the Whanganui Squash Open
Whanganui premier rugby table gets a reshuffle after round 5
Drum and bass act Pendulum will headline the event that was cancelled last year.
Meanwhile Border defeat Marist in tribute match to Jake Alabaster
Also, emotional day in Waverley with Jake Alabaster Shield on the line for the first time
Senior rugby also sees outstanding comeback victory by Kaierau.
The runners and walkers will start at Pipiriki and finish at Pungarehu Marae.
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