Museum Notebook: Superman vs the moa
He wasn't fighting Lex Luthor, Zod, or Brainiac; he was fighting a moa.
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Whanganui records another Covid-related death
Five people with Covid-19 are in Whanganui Hospital.
Whanganui DHB region records 225 new Covid cases
There are eight people in hospital with Covid in the region.
Funding will not affect council positions on Three Waters reforms
Local mayors have welcomed the Three Waters compensation package.
Whanganui: stink at meatworks came from helping hand
Affco says an odour problem was due to taking on extra rendering.
Heritage flight over North Island throughout Saturday
The flight is to mark the Royal New Zealand Air Force's 85th birthday.
South Taranaki house values up 86%; rates won't necessarily follow suit
Just because a property value may have increased, rates will not increase proportionately.
First home buyers 'getting some really good deals'
For first home buyers who have the funding, now is a good time to buy in Whanganui.
Community donations sought for Pātea museum
There is a $50,000 shortfall to pay for the museum's new building.
Person taken to hospital after South Taranaki car crash
Police said no road blockages were caused by the accident.
Cost of living bites
The rising cost of living is having a huge impact on the community and support agencies.
Water use freed up in South Taranaki towns
South Taranaki people can use water freely from April 2- but are asked to use it wisely.
Consumer spending up despite drop in tourism
The unemployment rate has dropped significantly as average earnings rise
Huntley School claims three medals at triathlon nationals
Hugo Skerman, Toby Gill and Lucy Easton had podium finishes.
444 new Covid-19 cases, three being treated in hospital
The Whanganui District Health Board region has 444 new Covid-19 cases.
Farming Friends of Hospice keeps building on strong foundation
More than 170 farmers in Whanganui, Ruapehu, South Taranaki take part in the initiative.
First funds from Waipipi Wind Farm distributed
'I believe they are all worthy causes.'
Drive-through jabs as Māori bear Omicron brunt
Tui Ora is bringing Taranaki's first drive-through vaccination clinics to small towns
Teachers struggling as Covid ramps up
Having students at home and at school is stretching resources.
Majority of schools now dealing with Covid cases
"Our kids are really resilient and they are just going about their daily business."
Whanganui City College building futures
Whanganui City College students are building a house on school grounds.
What it takes to be involved with Search and Rescue
Dedication, a wide range of skills and being able to drop everything are needed.
Whanganui DHB area has 188 new cases
Five people are now in Whanganui Hospital with Covid-19.
National body to fund rebuild of unsafe track
Greyhound racing track to be rebuilt - surprising animal welfare spokesman.
'Anxiety, fear and doubt': Schools face surge in Covid-19 cases
"Once we're on the other side, we'll be able to reflect."
Whanganui ready for rise in Covid-19 Omicron cases
People with symptoms urged to get tested, isolate if necessary to help "slow the spread".
'It's life-changing and a blessing'
More funding for cochlear implants has deaf Kiwis celebrating on World Hearing Day.
'She's very special': Te Ara a Maria visits Whanganui
"She's like an icon really. She's very special."
Ministry of Health announces 19 new Covid-19 cases
Whanganui Hospital can provide a dedicated Covid-19 ward if required.
Live: 1901 new Covid-19 cases as Omicron continues its surge
That brings the number of active community cases across the country to 11,601.
Ngāti Maika welcomes restoration of Pākaraka name to settlement
Ngāti Maika sees the decision as "an acknowledgment and tribute to our tupuna".
Feelings for Life Tractor Trek brings good vibes to Whanganui
Project aims to provide free mental health support to school children.
Power not yet restored across region
There are small pockets of customers still waiting to be reconnected.
Power restoration continues across region
Powerco crews have been very busy after the wild weather over the weekend.