Renowned jazz drummer coming back to Whanganui
'I just love hanging out with the townsfolk and getting the party going.'
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Live: 'It's a bit scary': Rainmaker hits - state highways closed north of Auckland, resident tells of water at doorway
Auckland has experienced record rainfall and more is on the way.
Police call for witnesses to Okoia crash
Police are seeking a red 1997 Nissan Maxima after a crash on Monday.
Grand Chateau Tongariro to close permanently on February 5
Seismic assessment found that the hotel infrastructure no longer met safety standards.
Live: Northland declares state of emergency; severe weather warnings in place; over 100 homes red-stickered
Auckland has experienced record rainfall and more is on the way.
Local Focus: Is pay the reason for hospo staffing shortages?
Differing opinions on hospo pay rates and whether training is needed to wait tables.
Whanganui Musicians Club kicks off new year this Friday
Mark Lockett Quartet to play on Friday, February 3.
Community Education a valuable service
Community Education Whanganui geared for new year.
Kevin Page: Time for an eye test
Kevin Page gets distracted by ripped jeans when he should be spring cleaning.
Anyone got 20 free hectares for the Whanganui A&P Show?
“I was gobsmacked by how many people turned up, and by how big that community is."
Contractors called to register interest in Te Pūwaha construction
Invitations to participate in the process will close on February 20.
Tylee residency provides 'gift of freedom'
A free public event will be held at Tylee Cottage on February 11.
Outfit of the Month: An exotic example of 1980s sophistication
Whanganui Regional Museum's Outfit of the Month is a 1980s Nigerian kaftan.
Disco takes the floor at exhibition
Contemporary exhibition celebrates disco and the dancer.
Whanganui District quiz
Take this quiz and see how well you know the Whanganui District!
White roofs helping tackle climate change
A light-coloured roof helps reduce global warming.
Offer help and accept help offered
Care for others, but remember to look after yourself.
Bookish bunch reveal their summer reads
What has the LitFest committee been reading lately?
The Merry Wives of Windsor coming to Bason Botanic Gardens
Dr Caius links Shakespeare with Whanganui.
The advantages of being able to use modern technology
SeniorNet has invited Grant Sidaway to talk about technology.
Rare moa egg subject of this month's WRM Showcase
One of 36 whole moa eggs that still exist is held by the Whanganui Regional Museum.
Hot ticket La Fiesta gears up for launch
The 14th annual La Fiesta will get under way soon.
Three generations exhibit at The Boring Gallery
The Boring Gallery has been open since January 9. Most items are for sale.
'Stay home' - red heavy rain warnings updated; Auckland schools closed for a week; Domain lake closed by public health
Flood-stricken city told to clean up today as second 'atmospheric river' threatens.
Ruapehu cleaning up but more bad weather expected
Road outages will be cleared “as soon as possible”.
Covid 19 latest: 10,589 new cases, 28 deaths and 189 in hospital
Weekly number of new community cases has fallen again.
Serious crash at Okoia near Whanganui
Emergency services are at a two-car crash in Longacre Rd.
Rob Rattenbury: Whanganui - a capital city?
Rob Rattenbury writes about options for moving our capital city from Wellington.