Major water network upgrades for Taumarunui
Water mains replacement is going well, the council says.
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Thrills and spills at Whanganui jetsprint round
A big crowd enjoyed a thrilling day of racing.
Jamie Waugh remains a champion for Castlecliff and the community
Castlecliff has been a passion for well over 10 years.
Niki Vernon: 'If you can help then you should'
Niki Vernon was nominated for her integrity and caring attitude
Campaign to recruit bus drivers
Tranzit Coachlines will hold a careers event on January 14 at the Whanganui River Markets.
Two people in custody following firearm incident
A person was taken to Whanganui Hospital after an incident in Manuka St.
Person of the Year runner-up Helen Craig's Whanganui passions
Helen Craig is passionate about arts and heritage.
So far, so good at Whanganui beaches this holiday season
“It’s nice, but the waves are very powerful, they really toss you around."
Individuals star in challenging athletics season
There were highlights among the Covid-19 challenges this season.
Covid 19: Child under 10 among today's reported Covid deaths, 32,010 new cases last week
The update comes after Kiwis scattered the country to celebrate Christmas.
Upcycling centre getting upcycled
The Junction in New Plymouth will soon expand and sort through skips of commercial waste.
Suspicious fire on river walkway
Police have received a wilful damage report in relation to the incident.
Garden of urban delight
Sue Foskett has created a tranquil hideaway from a patch of weedy lawn.
'A lot of work by a lot of people': Council plan change gets over line
“This is the culmination of a lot of work by a lot of people.”
'Like the Black Sox on tour': expat Kiwi Perth softball team set to hit Whanganui
'It’s so we feel like we’re the Black Sox on tour'.
Holiday park visitors bask in sunshine
Whanganui holiday parks are busy with regulars and first-time visitors
Hazelhurst is all about community health
The GP led a team that planted around 4000 native trees at Hylton’s Pit.
Cemetery Circuit delivers thrills for fans and riders
Scorching sun ensured the atmosphere was as red-hot off the track as it was on it.
Cemetery Circuit roars back into life
"We’re here just for a good time, to see the bikes and spend time with family."
Mayor warns of significant rates hike
'We will need to find ways to look after those who will find it hard the best we can.'
Fine Whanganui Christmas weather expected to continue
'It’s a breath of fresh air.'
Magnitude 4.1 earthquake shakes North Island
The quake struck near Waverley in South Taranaki.
Christmas a time for reflection
.Comment: Whanganui is a caring community and we step up to help others
Kevin Page: There are two types of six packs in the world
Comment: Don’t ask me why I asked for this particular Christmas gift
Upgrades planned for Whanganui football hub
A one-metre-high retaining wall will be built around field one.
'Lots of effort for nothing': Honey suppliers struggling with glut
The honey industry is going through a major correction, hurting beekeepers big and small.
Embezzlement and duelling: Clothing research reveals surprising details
The January Outfit of the Month research uncovered an intriguing family history.
Local Focus: Jars Cafe is open and serving not just planespotters
The Airport Cafe is back and Loulou Krebs hopes to make it a reason to go to the airport.
Christmas on the run: 100 people on electronically monitored bail still at large after escapes
The number of people absconding has been increasing since 2018.
Nicky Rennie: I can't find my Christmas spirit
"I just feel devoid of joy because there is so much talk about the cost of living."
Gardening: How to grow great veges
Gareth Carter has some tips for growing a great vege garden this summer.
Whanganui the place to be on Boxing Day with return of Cemetery Circuit
It's always the most eagerly awaited road race spectacle of the year.
Christmas cards spread cheer across Whanganui
Residents have been buying, selling and creating cards across the city.