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Gardening: Creating a year-round harvest in Whanganui
Whanganui is blessed to have a climate which will produce things to harvest every month.
Plea to keep people and animals safe this Guy Fawkes
Despite having fewer fireworks sellers, interest in Guy Fawkes remains high in Whanganui.
City College breakdancers win sports team of the year prize at awards
The prize for the inaugural Kura Wars competition was awarded to Te Kura o Kokohuia.
The Whanganui mayor who was 'expunged' from history
A new book shines a light on the life of former Whanganui mayor Charles Mackay.
Whanganui Collegiate's director of sport steps aside
Barry Touzel, who has spent eight years in the role, is proud his vision has worked.
Whanganui show back in style for anniversary celebration
The Wanganui A&P Show has a new lease of life to mark its 150th anniversary.
Wage squeeze: 'We'll pay the best, the most that we can'
Chamber chair Glenda Brown said businesses are pressured to pay premium wage rates.
Nash commends Te Pūwaha members for progress at Whanganui port
Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash visited the port development.
My Perfect Weekend with Fiona McLeod
The Whanganui potter loves riding her Triumph Bonneville when she gets some free time.
'Taking ownership of the environment': Funding allows hapū to lead
The testing helps hapū paint a clear picture of what's living in their waters.
How will dominant P2 champions the Wanganui Renegades find the step up to P1
The all-conquering P2 champions Wanganui Renegades step up to play P1.
Top young Whanganui sportspeople receive grants to further sporting potential
In eight years, the trust has given out $72,000 towards young sports stars in Whanganui.
Calls for tighter rules on buy now pay later schemes
Budget advisers say changes to buy now, pay later schemes don't go far enough.
'It's just gutting': Break-in puts Cricket Whanganui on back foot
'Even the grass seed and cleaning solution are gone.'
Pakihi Māori Summit returns
There will be 18 businesses, 9 stakeholders, and support services at the summit.
Athletics: Nat Kirk a strong prospect for December championships
Only a very small group of Whanganui athletes travelled to Hastings at the weekend.
Additional rates proposed for forestry industries in Rangitīkei
Rangitīkei District Council is now seeking alternatives from the public.
Men's Shed set to be 'flattened'
Members have until January 15 to find a new home.
Whirlwind visit to Whanganui for minister
He says Whanganui's future looks "very, very strong".
New high-frequency bus service in Whanganui
The Whanganui community can have their say on what the route should be named.
Plants and more at Parish Fair in Whanganui East
From plants to allsorts: Annual Parish Fair
Celebrating Whanganui - spring/summer 2022
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US Navy in landlocked Palmy
The squadron was temporarily based at RNZAF Base Ohakea.
Horowhenua joins voices of discontent
"Committed to ensure community voice, ownership and accountability are maintained."
Snowed in: $4m bailout for Ruapehu Alpine Lifts
RAL needs another $9m to keep its two skifields operating.
Wide range submitted for Arts Review
The exhibition of works selected for the review will open on November 12.
Big city mayors' Three Waters plan draws regional support
"If you're going to oppose something you have to seek alternatives".
Letters: Courthouse should have been retained
A reader questions the decision to close the Ohakune courthouse
Bank refuses to refund $49k stolen from pensioner’s online account
Westpac says it is not liable for the stolen money.
Accelerator breaks during fire call
The truck was in service as another of the Whanganui station's trucks was being repaired.
Old timber bridges part of 'rural backbone'
Work has started to replace century-old bridges in the Ruapehu district.