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Zaryd Wilson is Whanganui Chronicle editor
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Another school hit as Covid-19 case numbers revealed
The school remains open and close contacts have been notified.
No more stop-start running campaigns
Comment: 'As I lay vomiting on the back lawn I had a crushing realisation'
Chronicle 165th anniversary: 'We don't do it on our own'
'Your continued support allows us to do what we do every day.'
Editorial: The 'where was I moment?' that changed the world
9/11: 'They were images of chaos, absolute destruction, death and terror.'
Editorial: The incentive we need to take this lockdown seriously
'We've been able to enjoy freedoms the envy of the world'
Māori Business Awards to celebrate success in 'new normal'
Entries close on Friday for what will be the biennial awards' third edition.
Editorial: Together, we did it
Resilience and a sense of community got us through a year of Covid-19.
The Monday Q&A: Master Games volunteers Jim and Roselene Kerr
Volunteering brings companionship and camaraderie.
Editorial: 12 councillors is right decision, wrong process
Voters' wishes were ignored but the correct call was made.
Introducing Whanganui 2050
Our week-long series canvasses a range of topics and people.
A return to the familiar... except for Beauden's blue shirt
Let's celebrate and get on with the recovery.
Editorial: Let's keep going Whanganui, it's in our hands
We need to be extra vigilant over the next two weeks of lockdown.
Artist on the hunt for wall in mural project to remember Karen Ellett
Community raises $3000 for street mural to remember much-loved artist.
Editorial: Council silence over Upokongaro bridge feeds frustration
The public might understand the full story.
Best of 2019: Hourigan home after breakthrough tournament
Turakina tennis star come home after ASB Classic run
Whanganui Christmas dinner all about community
Carols, food and community and Whanganui dinner.
Editorial: Where are Whanganui's rural leaders?
The rural community has voice, but who wants to use it?
Whanganui Walls to return in 2020
Music to be added to popular street art festival.
What's going on with Majestic Square? Here's how to find out
Public will get chance to have a say.
Ardern on regional development, refugees and her election promises
Ardern backs PGF for regional projects.
Dogs put down after parvo scare at Whanganui pound
Dog isolated after testing positive for virus.
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for November 18
Listen to the 21st episode of the Whanganui Chronicle podcast
Editorial: 150 job losses huge blow to Whanganui as Mars Petcare pulls out
Our thoughts on the Mars Petcare closure and the loss of 150 jobs
Slips, shoplifting attempts, Rugby World Cup and a UFC champ: Listen to our latest podcast
Listen as we review and preview the big news of the month.
Editorial: Why this was a status quo election
Even before the campaign began there was a hint it was going to be that way.
Local body elections: Two new faces on Whanganui District Council
Brent Crossan and James Barron earn seats at the table.
Six forestry wagons a day added to Whanganui's KiwiRail service
Rail service could be extended even further with forecast demand.
Mars closure will be major and significant
Big task to create 150 jobs for Mars workers.
Whanganui's population boom is good and bad. Now we need a plan.
Whanganui's decline is over. Now what?
Stunning free kick seals Charity Cup for Wanganui Athletic
Result seals three-peat for club over Whanganui rivals.
Anthonie Tonnon's Rail Land arrives home
Rail Land is a musical journey of the mind.
Football: Scoring blitz sinks City
Leslie scores seven minute hat-trick to stun Wanganui City.
Football: Derby drought frustrates Whanganui rivals
Whanganui rivals in consecutive stalemates.
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for July 8
A weekly wrap and discussion of the week's news
Football: Athletic earn back-to-back wins as derby looms
Athletic put three past Hokowhitu
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for July 2
A weekly wrap and discussion of the week's news
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for June 17
A weekly wrap and discussion of the week's news
Ray O'Leary's rapid rise in comedy
Ray O'Leary on dark comedy, philosophy and making a living being funny
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for June 10
A weekly wrap and discussion of the week's news
The Schizophonics to bring wildly energetic show to Whanganui
US act influenced by 1960s NZ group Chants R&B
Football: Athletic go goalless again in Napier loss
Familiar story of Athletic failing to capitalise on opportunities.
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for May 20
Whanganui's 1000th volunteer, homelessness and the little fire brigade that could
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for May 13
The Chronicle weekly podcast discussing the news of the week
Editorial: Why is Whanganui's water so hard? Our series looks at that and more
The Chronicle lifts the lid on Whanganui's water
Football: Wanganui Athletic 'humbled' by rampant Havelock North
Grunwald returns to run rings around former club
Satherley strike seals first win for Athletic
Athletic win gives confidence boost ahead of hosting Havelock North.
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for April 23
A weekly news wrap, look ahead and insight into the Chronicle newsroom
Listen: The Chronicle Podcast for April 15
The latest instalment of The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast
Deja vu as Athletic pipped by North End
Federation League action from Wembley Park
NZ Comedian Rhian Wood-Hill hits Whanganui on 500 mile journey for Lifeline
Comedian's reason for walking for Lifeline
Whanganui taonga pūoro carver Tom Carroll opens workshop doors
Pair team up to shine light on locally produced Taonga pūoro
Listen: The Chronicle Podcast for April 8
A brief weekly news wrap and insight into the Chronicle newsroom
Football: Whanganui rivals grind out stalemate in season opener
Yellow cards plague opening round Whanganui derby.
Listen: The Chronicle Podcast
A weekly news wrap and insight into the Chronicle newsroom
Artists land for city's first street art festival
Eight artists, eight walls as inaugural street art festival gets under way in city.
Castlecliff to discuss further rejuvenation
Progress Castlecliff set to kick start stage two of rejuvenation.
Editorial: Ray Stevens was a servant of the Whanganui people
Former councillor always fought for his community
Whanganui Walls: eight walls, eight artists, one festival
Festival attracts international artists to paint Whanganui.
Where the hell is that? Crofton: a failed temperance town
A failed temperance town but a enduring community on the edge of Marton.
State houses removed as HNZ prepare for rebuilds
Twenty-three homes to be built over next two years.
Mosston pupils want to bike to school but can't
School pleads to council to address safety concerns
Whanganui can house refugees, city leaders say
City leaders say refugees will have positive impact on Whanganui
Whanganui to become refugee resettlement city
Refugees will begin arriving in Whanganui in 2020
NZMG: Duathlon winners add to growing medal haul
Short course proves challenging for seasoned endurance athletes.
2500km trip to compete in the games without registering
Overseas competitor's near mishap
NZ Masters Games marks Waitangi Day with special medal
Not too late to register for Downer New Zealand Masters Games.
Missing Rangitikei dog "now laid to rest in the garden"
Owner thanks community for support
Obituary: Colin Whitlock 'got the best out of people'
Former council CE remembered for contribution to the city
Slim's food truck moves into Ridgway St
There's a delicious new food offering in the Ridgway St pop-up space.
Council's 10-year plan to back creative sector
Plan to harness Whanganui's creative sector.
Rangitīkei River to be diverted after landfill exposed
Cost and time frame not yet known.
Have you seen Mack? Puppy missing after falling in river
Rafts, drones used in search for missing puppy
Cover price as Artists Open Studios guides launched
Guide to artists trail goes on sale
Millionaire's pledge to Whanganui opera event
Rich-lister puts money behind Whanganui's opera talent