Loss of Ruapehu spring skiing 'heartbreaking'
"It's heartbreaking because there's nothing you can do about it."
"It's heartbreaking because there's nothing you can do about it."
Te Ranga Tupua has reactivated to help support local Māori through the Delta outbreak.
The latest round of funding for Regional Tourism Organisations has been announced.
The final event is a party at the Whanganui Musicians Club on Saturday.
The Squash Super Champs will be held in late September.
The proposal will go out for public consultation next month.
Lochie Win is on a mission to ski every New Zealand ski field in just five weeks.
Steelform Whanganui will challenge Taranaki Development XV for the Jones Brothers Shield
The need for a dedicated fire service grew as the town of Whanganui developed.
The Grand Hotel Challenge Shield winner could be decided this weekend.
Staff have been preparing for the winter ski season with scenario training.
Snow is expected as low as 300m in some spots of the central North Island.
Ruapehu businesses are looking forward to an influx of domestic tourists this winter.
The senior side went on to win the match 38-5.
Readers have their say on the Glasgow St shared pathway lights and extreme weather events.
Ruapehu has won funding for two events to ginger up the spring snow season.
Senior co-coach Mark (Boof) Green died on Wednesday when his truck rolled.
The single-vehicle crash happened just outside Ohakune township.
The event hosted a line-up of Kiwi and international artists and crowds were well-behaved.
Taihape have done it hard against Border in recent matches.
Ratana hope to go top of the table against perennial Senior favourites Hunterville
Border restrictions mean the ski areas may be unable to open on time.
Two new rail options look set to boost the Ruapehu winter visitor season.
Super-sized skateboard on the way to Whanganui school.
Young conservationists move across region monitoring and aiding native fish species.
NZ is 'the only place in the world where you can play to huge crowds'.
Mayor says he has done a bit of "table-thumping" in support of improved public transport.
Rhayne employs six to eight, and harvests and sells the leaves of native plants.
Carrot Carnival and Growers' Games lead the festivities.
Ohakune's famous eclair shop has opened for another season.