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Black Power member suffers traumatic tetraplegia after prospect crashes
A gang prospect was high on drugs when he smashed into a tree, injuring a patched member.
NZ's 'first modern suburb' rich in history
Durie Hill was an important strategic site for Māori
Heritage Month: City's brutalism architecture seen in new light
Examples of the minimalist concrete style can be seen in a range of Whanganui buildings
High-risk foot clinic established after man's leg amputated
He went to Whanganui Hospital with a sore toe eight times between June and August 2018.
Whanganui businesses looking hot for summer
Hospitality, retail and tourism sectors are expected to do especially well this summer.
Whanganui Boxon march into league grand final
It's the team's first final appearance since 2016.
Bodybuilders claim trifecta at champs
The Solly family's trophy cabinet is filling up fast.
Boat parade marks start of Heritage Month
Boats include the oldest steamboat in New Zealand and Whanganui Iwi's 'Te Waka'.
Putting the sizzle in people power
Make sure your voice makes it to the big decision-making table.
Grand gesture from Good Bitches Baking
Good Bitches Baking looking for more volunteers
Dog walker terrified when confronted by abusive knife wielding man in park
Eileen Pritchard was terrified when a knife-wielding man abused her as she walked her dog.
'We gave it our best': Tūroa closed for rest of season
"We know some epic riding was had, albeit over fewer days than we had hoped."
Family Picnic Fun Day for 'coming of age'
Help Carla and the trustees celebrate 21 years of Life to the Max
Whanganui Vintage Weekend 2023 all go with new sponsor
Property Brokers bring advantages to Vintage Weekend
Puddy tat damage is not so cute
Tom Hessell says cats should be under control to keep wildlife safe
The Whanganui festival that sells out no matter who's playing
Tickets were snapped up in just over two hours last year.
Opinion: Dialling down the risk as the years roll on
Opinion: A cotton sheet, concrete, a 3m drop - what could possibly go wrong?
Sarjeant Happenings: An artist's homage to artists
Ceramicist, sculptor and social historian Denis O'Connor is in residence at Tylee Cottage.
In safe hands: Whanganui's Lifeguard Service keeps winning awards
Daniel Comp and Matthew Newell aren't done yet though.
Skaters from five countries roll into Whanganui
Four Whanganui skaters competed in the international competition held at Jubilee Stadium.
15-year-old cat missing after escaping heritage building fire
The cat, Betty, fled from the building after being rescued by Whanganui firefighters.
Man's lower leg amputated after doctors fail to treat ingrown toenail properly
He had his leg amputated three months after going to hospital with an ingrown nail.