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Akash Gill looking forward to coming back next summer.
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Watkin named Hinds player of year for second time
Allrounder thrived under pressure of co-captaining Twenty20 squad.
Smashed window 'big enough to jump through'
Main Street Cafe in Waverley hit by vandals for second time during lockdown.
Zero rates increase to aid community economic recovery
South Taranaki District Council says its focus is on supporting the community.
South Taranaki iwi donates 'pick-me-up' for food parcels
The smoothy drops are made of native plants, fruits and vegetables.
Rowing on: Whanganui's top results in a tough season
Philippa Baker-Hogan looks back at top results for Whanganui rowing this season.
The New Year's phenomenon for Wanganui - bad before, brilliant afterwards
More of a lead in to the representative campaign could prove the right mixture.
Checkpoint volunteers concerned people don't know rules
The occupants of hundreds of vehicles stopped in Patea did not know the level 3 rules.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Taranaki iwi community checkpoints will be questioning travellers tomorrow
People travelling into Taranaki will be queried.
South Taranaki council services resume under level 3
But public facilities remain closed, including playgrounds and the aquatic centre.
Groups still oppose seabed mining application
The decision to let TTR mine off South Taranaki Bight was overturned in 2018.
Seabed mining bid goes to Supreme Court
Trans Tasman Resources will challenge the Court of Appeal's decision.
Books are back: South Taranaki library users get 'click and collect'
It will be up and running from Tuesday, April 28.
Monday Q&A: Bridget Belsham of Wanganui Rugby on hobbies, work and Keven Mealamu
The rugby CEO reveals her favourite rugby players, food, music and proudest achievement.
Bring regional rugby back to the forefront post Covid-19
With all the financial losses, NZ Rugby needs to get back to the grassroots.
Basketball: HoopNation still optimistic for June go ahead in Whanganui
Big tournament might still be viable if New Zealand's alert levels for Covid-19 lower.
Future of seabed mining hanging in the balance
Mining company must decide how to proceed with project, opponents vow to fight on.
Rowing: Whanganui Collegiate seniors strong at Lake Karapiro
Philippa Baker-Hogan's columns will look at the rowing season that was before Covid-19.
Top show by U17s
Cancelled matches and sitting NCEA exams failed to dull the performances of the U17s.
Scraping concrete and banging side panels all season long
Hosting the New Zealand Superstock Championship the highlight of the Oceanview summer.
Court upholds decision to quash seabed mining application
Appeal Court decision adds hurdles to future applications to mine the seabed.
Glory days on pause
In a year without the Heartland rugby, JB Phillips looks at a legacy that is delayed.
One hundred wind turbine blades on the move through Whanganui
It is expected to take eight weeks to move the 56-metre blades.
School leavers lose chance at NZSS glory
Whanganui councillor and rowing coach Philippa-Baker-Hogan on Covid-19's sports impact.
Rowing: Whanganui Collegiate rowers on longlist for World Champs after Covid-19 postpones trials
With no ability to hold trial for final team, Rowing NZ hopeful August's world champs a go
Covid 19 coronavirus: Two confirmed cases in South Taranaki
A 17-year-old female and a 51-year-old male are the latest cases in the region.
Hoop dreams for June tournament.
Massive three-day tournament still possibility if country recovers enough from Covid-19.
Jetsprints: Waikato drivers provisionally win all three NZ titles after final Whanganui round cancelled
Season finishes one round early, as large gatherings prohibited by Covid-19 pandemic.
Company that built some of our most iconic buildings celebrates 150 years in business
The business has evolved from its beginning as the Public Works Department.
Rally: Strong turnout for first Fordell Gravel Sprint since 2017
Back on schedule as part of six round Central series.
Rowing: Gold for Whanganui Collegiate's Blake Hogan and Leo Hanna at North Island Secondary School champs
Nine medals claimed by locals at Lake Karapiro.
Cricket: Otago Volts chase down Central Stags in Plunket Shield
Three wicket win with just an over remaining in Dunedin.
Premier have three bruising rounds and full finals series to find champion
Season kicks off on March 28 on the road to the Grand Finals on July 25.
Cricket: Two Whanganui junior players off to tour Sri Lanka with Ontario Academy
Joining team with three players who have played in Whanganui on excursion.