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The taonga, carved by master carver Dean Flavell, was reported missing on Saturday.
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A celebration of the awa took place over the weekend.
FENZ had to do a line rescue to pull the man out from under the mower.
Maybe take an umbrella or a rain jacket with you this week as wet weather hits the area.
Covid-19 restrictions have led to the cancellation of events around the region.
Thirty-four swimmers took to the awa on Saturday to compete in the annual event.
Trudy Taylor has been a member of the Red Cross for more than 20 years.
Food trucks continue to pop up around Whanganui - what are the stories behind them?
The two food trucks had been told they need to leave Majestic Square by the end of March.
The cafe donated $1 to the Moanas for every item sold during a day.
WSP has added three members to its team in the last few months.
Joseph Hungerford-Morgan is raising awareness and looking for recruits in the region.
Rangitīkei, Manawatū and Palmerston North rural districts move to restricted fire season.
The Orange are aiming to raise over $1500 for the Moana family.
This was the first title win for the Wanganui Motocross Club in over 30 years.
Locals reflect on the earthquake that claimed 185 lives.
The Brickhouse Restaurant on St Hill St is opening its cafe on mornings.
Local leaders chime in on everywhere in NZ besides Auckland moving to Level 1.