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Carmel Hurdle and her friends are passionate about helping a community in Rwanda.
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Whanganui police say the issue is affecting a number of local schools.
The general store has been sold after 100-plus years in the Dallison family.
Councils are struggling with resources and timeframes as consent applications flood in.
A Whanganui teen wants people to remember that working dogs are not pets.
Holly Dahya has a seriously busy life - but still finds time to help others.
The staff have received support to learn new skills and find other employment.
Fleur Wickes also has a new collection and a book inspired by the Covid-19 lockdown.
The hunt is continuing to find new jobs for the cat food producer's 140 staff.
The changes will be for a trial period starting in February/March.
Italiyah Wilson won the role despite not initially getting an audition.
Fire and Emergency's Whanganui team hopes other groups will book an education session.
Traditional and contemporary jewellers are finding new ways of working.
The council estimates it could cost $90,000 to repair and replace.
Andrew Morris is one of many Kiwis who have returned from overseas due to Covid-19.
The group plans to search some properties in Peakes Rd on Saturday morning.
It is part of the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry.
The district has four finalists in three Keep New Zealand Beautiful Awards categories.
The organiser hopes people of all cultures will take part in the event.
New festival combines On The Rocks with On The Vines events.
The money will help owners work towards earthquake strengthening.
The big names keep on coming for the inaugural Whanganui music festival.
A Whanganui recruiter says highly skilled people are registering with her agency.
The new owners say discussions with residents, families and staff have been positive.
A new rose celebrates two special mums.
Beaver Tree Services' latest venture aims to help young people.
Hospital buildings rated well but there are problems with the supporting infrastructure.
The inaugural music festival will be held in Whanganui in February 2021.
Victoria Handley now plans to focus on her Milk It, Baby business.
But post-Covid will the size of development be the same as signalled last year.
Organisers are fielding many questions about when the market will start operating again.
Recruitment companies expect more vacancies to open up during alert level 2.
Op shops are closed and other fundraising plans are on hold or cancelled.
The building forms part of an important Whanganui heritage streetscape.
The festival will bring boutique distillery products to Whanganui.
Applications are now invited for Thrive Whanganui's 2020 mentoring programme.
New Zealand Glassworks' first residency programme will be in July this year.
Victoria Rhodes likes to create bouquets with a difference.
Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation says it's in discussions with other potential providers.
The "serious victimisation" numbers, which don't include homicides, are up 6 per cent.
Greg Cox has closed his Taupo Quay business after 40 years.
Whanganui District Council candidates' election expenses are now available.
Maria Lane will focus on authentic Mexican street food "with soul".
Roots Brewing Co. is doing its bit to put down new roots in the earth
The average property value in Whanganui is continuing to increase.
Tania King is appointed chief operating officer at Whanganui-based flight school NZICPA
A pale pink coffee machine makes a statement at Little C in Maria Pl.
Tracy Hawker is selling products she loves in her latest Whanganui business venture
Two new frontline cops are on the beat in Whanganui
Whanganui's growing population is putting pressure on the district's roads
The Whanganui District Council has permanently closed the Aramoho Rail Bridge underpass.
The Summer of Dis-loyalty launches on Sunday, December 1.
Jesse Simkin is part of a New Zealand fire crew heading to Queensland.
Jemal Weston's services to rowing have been recognised with a Local Hero Award.
Air Wanganui has added a third aircraft to its air ambulance fleet.
A new store is stocking work by a range of Whanganui artists.
MiNZ is reopening in Victoria Ave.
Whanganui's Cavalier Bremworth plant is producing high-end, in-demand felted yarn.
There's a swing back to wool carpets as people move away from synthetic products.
Mitch Bakker has completed an intensive course in managing asbestos.
Judith Bradley has made many friends in her years working at Whanganui Collegiate.
The Belgian government has paid further tribute to Eleanora Wotton's war effort.
McDonald Equipment has come out tops in the annual TradeZone awards.
The Whanganui property market is still playing catch-up, economist says.
Whanganui's Property Brokers branch has won a top sales award.
Todd Cowan started Waverley-based business as a sole operator. Now it has a team of 14.
Evenflow will debut at Lucky Bar on September 6.
Alarm Watch's Graeme McKenzie has won the New Zealand security industry's top award.
Two Whanganui women have set up a business to look after memorials.
Wine expert George Paul Truby says wine is a food, not a drug, and should be respected.
"We want to add value": Property Brokers' Team Ritesh has expanded.
Law firm Treadwell Gordon reflects on the past and present after 150 years in practice.
Retailer Postie will open its doors in Whanganui in late September.
There's a new top cat taking charge around Whanganui's airport.
The third Small Talks event will be held in Whanganui on Wednesday, August 14.
A good crowd turned out to learn more about one of Whanganui's oldest buildings.
Repairs to riverbank slip under way again, due to be finished late-October.
Whanganui Wine & Food will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a free wine tasting event.
National-level career opportunities are beckoning Whanganui's Marianne Archibald.
Shandon Scott is working back in Whanganui as a physiotherapist with Habit Rehabilitation.
A broken drinking glass was the inspiration for Jon Wall's business.