'A real privilege': Sport Whanganui boss signs off
'It's not about high performance, it's about getting out and doing stuff.'
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The rare bird only found along the Whanganui River
It was first seen on the river's lower areas about 30 years ago - and now there's a book.
'Death tracks': Greyhound deaths spark calls for ban
'The injuries won’t stop until the industry does,' Save Animals From Exploitation says.
River leaders take new strategy to the people
It aims to establish strategy as the foundation for resource management in the catchment.
Homeless hub scrapped in favour of support services
A "brick-and-mortar" approach is off the table.
Kickboxing champ surprised to be role model
Earl-Jay Pehi says whānau support is key to his sporting success.
Whanganui surf lifeguard awarded highest possible qualification
Only 16 people were selected to take part in the three-day programme.
'A dream come true': Whanganui teacher jets off to Chile on scholarship
'I was over the moon, a dream come true.'
Calls for council to halt Castlecliff 'race track'
A serious accident involving a child was 'the last straw' for worried residents.
Work on final site of flood repairs on SH4 completed
Work on the site started in early 2022.
Whanganui man shot by police stable in Wellington Hospital
The Independent Police Conduct Authority is investigating.
'Play Station' pilot to launch sports gear into local parks
Play Stations aim to encourage active play at Whanganui parks.
Whanganui charity puts building up for sale
The charity was examining how to operate due to recent changes in the economy.
CrossFit champ says more Māori and Pasifika people are taking up the sport
Dante Karangaroa is the fittest man in Aotearoa.
'Treat them with respect': Parking wardens in firing line
"If someone is violent and abusive towards our staff, we’ll have the evidence ..."
Targeted forestry rates set to skyrocket
"I’m going to be bold here and say there is no viable alternative.”
Proposal to change name of village draws public submissions
Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board supports the proposal.
Second time lucky for St Anne's as Hurricanes come to town
“This is an awesome opportunity for them and a great way to finish the year".
Man shot by police after allegedly attacking police officers, dog
The man allegedly assaulted officers and a police dog.
Applications lower than expected for Whanganui rates relief scheme
The rates remission scheme is available for the rest of the financial year.
'An amazing feeling': Manawatū-Whanganui women's golf team end 63-year drought
'I couldn’t cope, I was so excited.'
Touching presentation at Whanganui Camera Club's annual awards night
Guest speaker Rachel Garland gave a touching presentation at Whanganui Camera Club Awards
Recycling centre closed for another week
Due to building damage, the centre is likely to be closed until December 18.
Rob Rattenbury: How mentors shape our lives
Comment: Others help parents raise their children without often even being aware of it.
Weather: What to expect this week
“The band of rain that was moving up the country on Sunday will have gone."
'Extremely precious': Teeny tiny Bible carefully repaired
The miniature Bible comes with its own magnifying glass.
Bridge too far: Collapsing culvert causes funds reallocation
Many bridges across the Whanganui district are expected to soon reach their expiry date.
How Whanganui's faulty footpaths are ranked
Council told 'not all severity five faults are able to be repaired at the moment'.
'Now the hard work begins' says Port Waikato MP
The Electoral Commission just released the official results.
Gary Clark on speed skating, Neil Diamond and keeping bugs under his pillow
Golf's his sport these days, but the skating coach still dons the Lycra once a year.