Consultation recommended for Whanganui to Bulls median barrier plan
$6 million assigned to start $100m project before the end of the 2023/24 financial year.
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Whanganui meeting calls for Māori wards and constitutional change
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Whanganui costume collection preserving our history
People don't realise just how extensive the collection is or how widely it’s used
Council to review security as staff vulnerable
"Staff disclosed incidents of members of the public coming behind the counter."
Contractors appointed to build Whanganui's new justice hub
'Having a local company partner in construction with Te Puna Hapori is great news.'
'Here comes Kiwi': Melbourne Cup winner's statue ready for unveiling
The unveiling is happening 40 years after the racehorse made history.
'A huge loss': Taihape shop owner gets marching orders
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Victims who lost $1.25m to scammers via alleged 'mule' believe ASB should accept liability
"Some kind of red flag should have been raised."
Whanganui's velodrome is resurfaced, so what comes next?
“There is a lot of use to be had out of it.”
‘Should not to be approached’: Police hunting ‘dangerous’ Auckland man
Police urge anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact them immediately.
The Waimarie is once again extending its operating season
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'Jewel in the crown': More funding needed for nature sanctuary
“This is a passion that we share, and it’s a passion we want to hand on.”
Hospice busier than ever as model of care evolves
“The community is in safe hands, genuinely."
Ruapehu council and property owners clash over Ōhakune development
An online petition opposing the development gained over 1200 signatures.
Whanganui burial costs increase year-on-year
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The Chronicle Q&A: Fiona Sussman discusses her latest true crime novel
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Rob Rattenbury: It’s a matter of faith
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WIS whizz kids head for Wellington
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Council gives further loan for Land Court building restoration
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