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Zaryd Wilson
Whanganui Chronicle editor
Zaryd Wilson is Whanganui Chronicle editor
We are your advocate, Aotearoa. Uncovering stories that matter, asking hard-hitting questions of those in power, live-blogging sport events, monitoring the highs and lows of the NZX and providing Premium expert opinion and analysis. Bringing you distinctive, quality journalism and breaking news from across New Zealand and around the world. With specialists working together to create indepth reads, engaging video, and unmissable podcasts.
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Digital issues now make up a huge part of Whanganui libraries' borrowing
Have you been to the library recently?
Whanganui dog report reveals one big change in behaviour
Five years ago wandering dogs was “a massive problem”. But things have changed.
‘Get over it’: Consent nearer for Taupō Quay homeless hub
“I think we’ve stepped up in an area where there has been a void.”
Person seriously injured in Whanganui crash
The Serious Crash Unit has been advised of the Okoia crash.
Call for safe public access to 'one of the jewels in Whanganui’s crown'
'It’s indicative of the strong desire to use Matipo Park.'
‘A community determining what they need’: At-risk Pūtiki wants its own emergency response
“What you want in an emergency is a community well prepared to respond on their own."
Council to review security as staff vulnerable
"Staff disclosed incidents of members of the public coming behind the counter."
Phone a friend: NZ’s two degrees of separation and the stolen backpack
“You’ve got to love small-town New Zealand."
Fire investigator onsite to determine cause of Avenue Hotel fire
Four fire appliances attended, along with an operational support wagon.
‘It was very scary’: Firefighters called to blaze at Whanganui hotel
"It was pretty well alight.”
Chronicle Q&A: Michael Wilson on secret to mini golf and more
"There are a few holes that can mess up your scorecard a lot."
My Perfect Weekend: Quality time in the great outdoors
"That whole experience for us is free"
'An integral part of the city': Meet the new Sarjeant Gallery director Andrew Clifford
'What we have here tells the story of Whanganui.'
‘We get along like two good mates’: Couple's special Valentine's Day
Richard and June Thomasen married on February 14, 1953.
Whanganui Collegiate confirms Covid 19 case
'This is a situation which we have been preparing for.'
Māori Business Awards to celebrate success in 'new normal'
Entries close on Friday for what will be the biennial awards' third edition.
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for November 18
Listen to the 21st episode of the Whanganui Chronicle podcast
Editorial: 150 job losses huge blow to Whanganui as Mars Petcare pulls out
Our thoughts on the Mars Petcare closure and the loss of 150 jobs
Charity runner admits travelling parts of NZ journey by car
Runner says 1975 record still stands as conditions and road length different in 2018.
Six assaults on Whanganui Prison staff in one week
More assaults have followed a damning report into violence at Whanganui Prison.
Complaint after councillor called rival 'dopehead'
Horizons councillor said rival lived in "his own pathetic world".
Welcome to the Truman Show: The Kiwi bloggers putting their lives online
The Whanganui bloggers putting their lives online
Mobile trader boss shares concerns about industry
Mobile trader boss shares concerns but says his company is above board.
Flying high: An 80th birthday present to remember
It's not everyone's way to mark their 80th birthday treat, but it's one to remember.
Forestry sale gets OIO approval
The sale proceeds will reduce council debt from the wastewater treatment plant.
'Nightmare' 10 days in Bali detention
Bali not all sun, sand and Bintangs for family wedding party.
Updated: One in hospital following crash between car and truck
Motorists advised to take care through crash site
Kaye in town to speak with principals
Decreasing teacher workload would help secure teacher pay deal, Nikki Kaye says
From the back yard to the White Ferns
"I want to be one of the best cricketers in the world," says Jess Watkin.