
Multiple animal carcasses discovered on Whanganui beach
Discharging a carcass into or near a waterway can lead to fines of up to $750.
Discharging a carcass into or near a waterway can lead to fines of up to $750.
Whanganui Alliance crews replaced a broken stormwater main at the site.
One councillor called it 'totally unpalatable'.
The council wants to hear from the public - should it keep the status quo or change?
Kerbside recycling is set to start in Whanganui from next week.
The library has been without a main carpark for over four years.
The district’s nearly 20 marae will be able to apply for marae development grants.
"It was a pleasure to be part of and it’s great to see it continue".
'We did witness a person attempting to drop off a couch.'
'We are putting it in very capable hands.'
Kids under 8 must be actively supervised at all times, whether in water or not.
No funding has been included in the council's 10-year plan.
'Birds have got wings to fly and they are not able to do that in the aviary.'
More than 600 public submissions were made on the council's new parking bylaw.
A Whanganui couple say they won't move the cabin on their property.
The issue will be 'well and thoroughly debated' by councillors.
Whanganui Deputy Mayor Helen Craig says 'making policy on the fly' is not a good idea.
'We will have two construction sites working next door to each other.'
Councillor Rob Vinsen says "the ratepayer pocket is empty".
'The social impact impact is astounding.'
'It’s an interesting contrast to our web-footed friends.'
'If people are thieving wildfowl from a public place, they should throw the book at them.'
'The issue for council is: how long are you willing to support it while it’s loss-making?'
'It would seem that we have lost pride in our appearance.'
The find "represents a very early attempt at formal drainage".
The project is in the council's draft LTP but contingent on central government.
'There are going to be severe repercussions, quite frankly.'
Aeronautical fees are reviewed every five years.
About 17,000 households will have crates delivered over the next five weeks.