New candidate ready to offer full-time commitment to council
First-time candidate Andreas Bodenstein has an eye on Whanganui's maritime future.
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Review: Operatic treat as Madeleine Pierard headlines Whanganui recital
The performances were good enough for Covent Garden or the Royal Albert Hall in London.
New Ōhakea building ahead of schedule
Once completed, the building will house four new maritime patrol aircraft.
Rotary Club works for Tongan hospital
Long-term Rotary Project in Tonga well under way
Hard-hitting Taranaki stars to rock Whanganui
Musicians Club hosts Dark Water on Friday
Stamp collecting: Different things to different people
Stamp and Coin Fair next month
Talking Rugby with John B Phillips
JB Phillips brings us up to date with local rugby
Live: 6 deaths, 1653 new Covid cases; Figures at lowest rates since February
The seven-day rolling average of cases today is 2425.
'It's hard': Woman battling ACC for detox treatment to get surgery after crash
She was prescribed multiple medications after the crash, nearly two years ago.
Rugby: High School claim U14s title while Hurricanes U20s take a loss
There's also a win for Collegiate's U15 Colts in the Manawatū competition.
Rugby: Whanganui claim Pinetree Log in big win over King Country
The sides battled mud as well as each other at Cooks Gardens on Saturday.
Museum Notebook: The best desk
The beautiful roll-top kneehole desk belonged to John Tiffin Stewart.
Funding plea for 'appalling' Taranaki state highways
The potholes caused a motorcycle rider to be sent to hospital, Mayor Phil Nixon says.
Stephen Perofeta makes last-minute All Blacks debut
Whanganui back took to the field in the last 50 seconds of Saturday's loss to the Pumas.
Italian students coming to Whanganui
Students want to create dialogue between Italian rivers and Whanganui River
Rob Rattenbury: A good party takes serious planning
Having organised a few reunions over the years, Rob Rattenbury says he has it down pat.
Q&A: Frank Bristol on how we look after our mental health
Bristol says people are opening up more about mental health now than 20 years ago.
Bright skies on horizon for Whanganui
Temperatures are expected to increase from Monday to Thursday, according to MetService.
Jay Rerekura: He waka eke noa - we're all in this together
In the words of Israel Adesanya: When one of us win, we all win."
Apartment buyer says project should not have taken so long
One of the buyers has died during the time it has taken to build the project.
Gareth Carter's tips for growing magnolias
Magnolias are one of the most striking of the early flowering trees and shrubs.
New constable hopes to make city safer
Tamara Hunt and the other 57 new constables will start their duties on September 5.