Logan Tutty
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Meat processing plants preparing for 'inevitable' Covid case
Processing facilities are confident they have the right systems in place.
Manawatū-Whanganui district moves to restricted fire season
"The conditions are rapidly drying out, leading to a high fire risk."
Club patron celebrates 50 years with Wanganui Vintage Car Club
He purchased a 1928 Studebaker Dictator, which soon became the family's pride and joy.
Wanganui A&P show to go ahead behind closed doors
The Wanganui A&P Show this year will be off limits to the public
Whanganui firefighters get new district manager as part of merger
17 new districts have been created to unite New Zealand's firefighting organisation.
Whanganui River Markets return in a limited capacity
Producers and growers will reopen stalls this Saturday.
Manawatū family starts home-grown microgreens business
Sarah Stevens has made Microtrition after experimenting with microgreens for 12 months.
Whanganui woman pushing for more Māori in primary sector
Anne-Marie Broughton is a new trustee on the Agri-Women's Development Trust board
Growth continues for NZ Hempress
Whanganui-based NZ Hempress is moving into the cosmetic world with its latest range.
The Gumboot Capital, Taihape demands attention in Rangitīkei
"After living there for 56 years, my whole life, it certainly isn't a ghost town."
Taihape community rallies together for planting day
Some 2000 native trees will be planted around Hautapu River Park and neighbouring areas.
Crews battle Taumarunui vegetation fire
The fire was controlled on Tuesday evening, but crews are returning to check hot spots.
Firefighters to take on Sky Tower climb for worthy cause
They'll need to climb 1103 in full firefighting gear
103-year-old time capsule reveals its mysteries
Glass vessel containing the capsule was broken, but contents were in perfect condition.
Preparations for historic Waverley show under way
Organisers are calling out to the community to help make the 100th show special.
Marton Harvest Festival all set to go this weekend
The Marton Harvest Festival returns after being cancelled in 2020.
Marton local to dig deep in heavy metal showdown
Neil Tau is one of 12 competing for the title of New Zealand's best excavator operator.
Rural community frustrated by lacklustre internet
Rural residents are concerned they might get left behind as the internet disparity widens.
Large grass fire at Maxwell keeps fire crews busy
Crews spent more than five hours containing the blaze and dampening hot spots.
Restricted fire season in place in rural Rangitīkei, Manawatū
Rangitīkei, Manawatū and Palmerston North rural districts move to restricted fire season.
Fishing club opts for members-only annual competition
Cash prizes in six different categories were up for grabs over the five days of fishing.
Multiple crashes at SH1 roadworks site
There have been six crashes in the same area since roadworks began on November 3.
Large scrub fire at Waiouru Military Camp
Numerous crews are still fighting a large fire that started on Sunday afternoon.
Saturday markets to go ahead under restrictions
The Whanganui River Markets will have measures in place to protect public safety.
Couple set to share remote 'paradise'
Posh Pioneers is a collection of self-sustainable huts up the Whanganui River.
Timber Arts New Zealand closing down
Maker of the native-timber ruler closes doors in wake of tourists downturn.
A purrfect ending: 'Forever home' sought for Marton cat Rodney
Rodney the cat was dumped by a Marton ITM employee just over a month ago.
Stranded whale dies
The whale passed away on Thursday evening despite refloating efforts from DOC
Who made all the pies?
Chaise Leslie is back in the pie making business after four years away.
Volunteers 'fill the bucket' with fire roles
Firefighters are among those recognised during National Volunteer Week.
Delay to duck shooting season 'the best under circumstances'
Game bird season will go ahead when New Zealand enters alert level 2.
Hunting skills course at Brunswick a success
SSAANZ welcomes all ex-service and current servicemen and women to its group.
Old machinery fascination: butter churner, phonograph and more on display
The Manawatu Vintage Ag Expo is on this weekend in Feilding.
Best of 2020: 'We're not a ghost town anymore' Raetihi bounces back
Raetihi businesses feel the time is now for those wanting to set up shop.
Permits needed for open air fires as restrictions kick in
Fire restrictions put in place over entire Whanganui district.
Kina winners: Whanganui team top comp
A team of four won the Kina eating contest in Whakatane.
Hundreds gather for Turakina's biggest party
More than 800 people attended the 156th edition of the Turakina Games.
A 2500km journey was 'no normal fishing trip'
A crew of five sailed a boat across the Tasman and spotted 'the one that got away'.
Big prizes up for grabs for keen fishers
A prize pool of $34,000-plus will be given out even if the competition is cancelled.