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Liz Wylie
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Liz Wylie is a reporter for the Whanganui Chronicle
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Reports include thefts from cars and bag snatches.
In its heyday, the club had about 200 members but numbers have dropped.
Massey University experts have been looking at Anzac Parade flood risk and resilience.
Whanganui business baffled by industrial rezoning in council plan.
Te Ranga Tupua is working to provide information and build preparedness and resilience.
Councillor raises questions about Covid-19 safety measures at Whanganui swimming pools.
Whanganui export Jess Tyson shares Celebrity Treasure Island reflections.
Long stayers moved from Whanganui homeless hub after threats to safety.
Ohakune's famous Chocolate Éclair Shop sold to Taumarunui buyer.
Food, toilets, showers and other support are on offer at the Anzac Pde camping site.
Whanganui arts community remembers Billy Apple.
The desire to see the building demolished was "completely understandable".
A virtual Whanganui meeting place is providing a warm welcome.
'We now have a very effective organisation, which makes me immensely proud.'
Dog attacks in Whanganui prompt a call for better control by owners.
She said her entry in the competition started as a joke she shared with her husband Ian.
The money will go towards his first home.
Whanganui's housing crisis in the spotlight at community meeting.
Ruapehu businesses are looking forward to an influx of domestic tourists this winter.
A pedestrian pace is urged for mobility scooter users after a crash in a supermarket.
Whanganui's Jubilee stadium lights up with kapa haka performances.
A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash at Kaitoke.
Whanganui acupuncturist welcomes inclusion under health Act.
'We have supported each other in everything we do,' Graeme Baker says of wife Marie.
Mayor says there is no short-term fix.
Transport agency Waka Kotahi seeking public feedback for highway proposals.
Road closures have been approved to allow for filming in downtown Whanganui.
"I did meet Elton once ...but I never imagined I would be doing what I'm doing now."
"It is great to look back on how many students have gone from strength to strength."