Fin Ocheduszko-Brown is a multimedia journalist based in Whanganui.
Fin Ocheduszko-Brown was raised in Christchurch and has a Bachelor of Communication with a journalism major from the University of Canterbury. He joined the Whanganui Chronicle in 2024.
Central North Island feels impact of heavy rain
Rain has swollen rivers in Whanganui, Ruapehu and South Taranaki.
Rangitīkei fencer regains Golden Pliers title
The 49-year-old had to miss four years of action following a shoulder injury in 2017.
'Real progress': Whanganui River project thrives
The project aims to improve the biodiversity, water quality and ecosystem health.
Fire at Bremworth’s Whanganui plant under investigation
Five fire trucks and two support vehicles attended at 5.15pm on Sunday.
Pest trap library to span across Rangitīkei rivers
The collective received $15,400 as part of the Indigenous Biodiversity Community Grant
‘Kiwi Rooster’ on target at world champs
Bradley McDowell was one of 35 competitors to not miss a single target.
Whanganui hunters urged to be sure this Roar
The Roar season begins in late March and runs for about four weeks.
‘Pretty flawless’: Rangitīkei club triumphs at prestigious polo tournament
The team last won the cup in 2010 and were runners-up in 2024.
‘Farmers want to do the right thing’: Biodiversity funding boost welcomed
'Any little bit helps,' Whanganui Federated Farmers president Ben Fraser says.
‘Just keep swimming’: ‘Tarzan’ attempts 235km surfboard paddle of river
Brenden Hawkins aims to paddle the Whanganui River on a surfboard.
Oh deer: Plea not to litter after stag caught in bag
The bag has since been removed from the deer's head and disposed of.
‘Keeping tradition alive’: Turakina Highland Games marks 160 years of heritage
Eighteen piping bands will perform, a record number for the event.