How family violence in Whanganui compares to seven years ago
'I think victims and survivors are reporting more these days.'
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A tribunal has found the senior lawyer guilty of misconduct for his drunken antics.
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The fire was caused by an air ventilation fan.
‘Utterly crazy’: Kiwi show lands TV Bafta nomination
Robyn Malcolm and Diane Taylor's 'After the Party' won nine awards at the NZ TV Awards.
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One injured in roundabout crash
A person with moderate injuries was taken to Whanganui Hospital.
Council cautioned against Māori ward bias
A councillor wanted the Māori ward referendum labelled as discriminatory.
Two men face kidnapping charges after rural shooting incident
Multiple charges have been laid against a 48-year-old man and 67-year-old man.
'You’ve got a mental illness': Second video emerges of lawyer yelling at protesters
Paul Fisher has been filmed yelling at protesters in 2023 and 2025.
Law firms lose more than $2m to scammers posing as ANZ employees
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Plant thefts frustrate council
Whanganui District Council urges people to report suspicious activity in parks to police.
‘You anti-Semite racist pig': Lawyer videoed yelling at pro-Palestine protesters
'Shame on you,' lawyer Paul Fisher yelled repeatedly at the protesters.
‘Incredibly, incredibly grateful’: Family praises first responders to Taihape crash
'Without those people, the outcome could have been completely different.'
Boil water notice for Woodville after rodent droppings found on reservoir rafters
Residents should boil water for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth.
‘Peace’ for Ngāti Hāua negotiator ahead of signing Deed of Settlement
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Seriously injured person airlifted to Christchurch after Taihape crash
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Marist qualify for Coastal Challenge final after 36-run upset
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‘False sense of security’: Eight children drown in one summer
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Heating source likely cause of hot tub fire
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Whanganui police breath test nearly 10,000 drivers over two days
'Our aim is to prevent tragic incidents on our roads.'
One dead, another critical after two-car Manawatū crash
The state highway was closed for several hours after the crash.
‘A high-wire trapeze’: Blues trio ready to launch
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‘Different boat’: Gisborne Council grapples with speed rule changes
The council's bylaw process complicates implementing the new speed limits.
‘Violence on violence’: Inmate sentenced for brutal prison yard assault
The 29-year-old had a further 14 months jail time added to his current sentence.
‘I never thought I’d be believed:’ Man sexually assaulted teen he met on dating website
'You were an adult man preying on young boys.'
Police arrest man over shoe sale shooting
The men travelled to a park to meet a seller before the shooting, a friend said.
‘Heartbreaking’ case: Police plea on missing man after two years
Stephen Ryan was last seen on March 28, 2023, in Feilding.
‘Means the world to us’: NZ biking tech joins global cycling programme
The programme connects cycling start-ups with mentors and funding opportunities.
Corporate law to the catwalk: Lawyer aims for Miss Universe NZ crown
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Northland ladies on the march - leisure marching gaining popularity in the region
Leisure marching making big comeback in Northland.
‘What is there to lose?’ Couple take over one of North Island’s most remote pubs
Five families from the area purchased the pub in 2024 so the community wouldn’t lose it.
A church with just four regular worshippers has held its last service - so now what?
The church sits 'quite regally on top of the hill' but few venture inside it.