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Whanganui trio prepare for international paddling duty
Whanganui trio Lucas Thompson, Jack Clifton and Sophie Brooke on international kayak duty
Whanganui trio Lucas Thompson, Jack Clifton and Sophie Brooke on international kayak duty
Huntley knock St Kentigerns off their national schools triathlon perch in New Plymouth.
Singles and Pairs titles decided.
Tauranga navigator has finger amputated after high speed crash.
Risk of downpours for many as front sweeps across North Island
Smaller Revitalise gym contingent can't hang onto their trophy, Human Movement wins.
Athol Steward and son Lloyd swim Whanganui coast to protest seabed mining.
Emotions run high as ambulances called after three big prangs.
Whanganui artists make ready for another big weekend of Artists Open Studios.
Out of town drivers don't want to race after dark.
Tight competition means neither men or women make it to quarterfinals.
The 10-year-old had plenty of support at the Whanganui Cancer Society event
Bonny Glen Landfill starts accepting Taranaki waste, treats its own leachate
Twelve teams from New Zealand's Indian cricket clubs expected to take part.
Tenth place for a driver who prides himself on always being in the Top 5.
Taking on indoor track regulars and winning.
Exhibition includes hope for regeneration of New Zealand forests.
Taranaki's future as an energy powerhouse could be in "green" hydrogen, PM announces.
Neither Manawatu Rugby League or Taranaki Rugby League able to raise enough teams.
Plus, looking ahead to Palmerston North and 12 commentators covering one meeting.
10-year-old Andi-lee Duncan knows a bit about the side effects of cancer medication.
Industrial hemp crop is poised to make Whanganui the hemp hub of the lower North Island
Waverley could get a whole new sawmill if Spectrum Group can buy enough forest in the area
Driving Miss Daisy Whanganui has a new driver and a new wheelchair-accessible vehicle.
Charity gets a boost to train assistance dogs for Canine Comrades programme.
The 2017 winner goes back to back.
Waverley trainer Bill Thurlow can bring kudos back to the township with Glory Days