Whanganui Pasifika ECE service impresses candidates
National list candidate Agnes Loheni at Born & Raised Pasifika Early Childhood Centre.
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The Waimarie is once again extending its operating season
Paddle steamer Waimarie began cruising again on Saturday, September 2.
Turning the tide for public transport
Better Whanganui public transport is a passion for professional musician Anthonie Tonnon.
Whanganui Montessori Pre-School will be on the move at the end of 2024, looking for a new home
Whanganui Montessori Pre-School needs a new home by the end of 2024
National and international opportunities for students at UCOL Te Pukenga Whanganui
UCOL Te Pukenga Whanganui, held a successful open day on Wednesday, August 9.
Music legend Don McGlashan to play Gonville Town Hall
'I was very lucky that I never wrote something I didn’t like but other people did.'
A pub crawl for history buffs
Whanganui once had 40 pubs - with only 10,000 people in town.
Cambridge coming to Whanganui Collegiate
The secondary school will replace NCEA Level 1 with Cambridge International Education.
Rotary presents humanitarian award to local orthopaedic surgeon
Humanitarian Project award was presented to Dr John van Dalen, a Whanganui surgeon.
Sarjeant stonemasons 'going great guns'
“We want it to be a lovely old building still, just in better condition.”
Wheelchair user says Gonville streets are a 'disaster'
There are more than 12,000 faults in the city's footpath network.
Whanganui family affair at World speed skating championships
Whanganui speedskater will be competing at the World Speed Skating Champs
All Black comes off the bench in Whanganui
“It’s one of those unique things we’ve never had to do before."
'We're looking to capitalise': Athletic determined to grow female player base
'It allows girls to see the career they can have in football.'
Visiting glass artist's ties to Whanganui run deep
Vicki Fanning has spent the residency creating new works of stained and blown glass.
The 'beautiful' tree causing chaos in Castlecliff
The roots are "embedded in drains and case law”.
“East Town Railway Workshops” is Laraine Sole’s 35th book
“East Town Railway Workshops” is bok 35 for author.
Chance to find ancestors in photos that were 'nearly destroyed'
"You can test to see if your great-great-grandmother is in the collection."
Travel: Paloma Gardens, Moto 71 and pottery a ‘must-see’
Paloma Gardens, unique tourist attraction, lies in the valleys near Fordell, Whanganui
Working to better the community earns Brian Doughty a Queen's Service Medal
'You don't think about why you're doing this stuff, you just do it, it's good fun.'
District councillor takes out songwriting competition
“Adulting gets in the way, but every time I perform I really love it."
Proposed shipping container youth hub officially sunk
The council spent close to $40,000 on a feasibility study
Why Sarjeant on the Quay is set to close
Sarjeant on the Quay, in Whanganui, will close permanently to the public on June 30.
Charity drive from Auckland to Bluff makes it to Whanganui
The event participants bought a car for less than $2000 to take part in the drive.
Pane in the glass! Council won't fund window project
'The Whanganui Story' was initiated in 2006.
Whanganui Literary Festival books noted Māori writer
Whanganui Literary Festival attracts Witi Ihimaera