9307 new Covid cases today, 22 deaths - another counting glitch reported
Yesterday a computer glitch caused case numbers to be overcounted by more than 4000.
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South Taranaki mayor wants a second term
Nixon said there were several big projects like the library and business park to continue
Comment: Supergirls, it's really okay to ask for help
Nicky Rennie's ditched her Superwoman Pants
Artworks open dialogue on sexual abuse and trauma
The Secret Keeper: Whanganui artist's work to feature at Royal Commission of Inquiry.
Whanganui councillors Reid and Young not seeking re-election in 2022
Whanganui deputy mayor Jenny Duncan keeping her powder dry on seeking re-election.
Heritage Month revolves around transport
Whanganui Heritage Months runs from October 8 to 30 this year.
UCOL's transition to Te Pūkenga 'going well'
A new operating model for Te Pūkenga is expected to be finalised in September.
Gareth Carter: Prepare now to ensure a great potato crop
New season's seed potatoes are now available in garden stores.
My Perfect Weekend: Jasmine Couper
Anticipation is high for the opening of multiple new activity facilities.
'We will be closing down': Pig farmer fires warning over welfare code
The last day for the public to have their say on the pig welfare code was Friday, July 8
'We've got plans A, B, C, D, and E': Prepped for another Covid-19 wave
A Whanganui health expert said to follow Ministry of Health advice to avoid infection.
Local Focus: Making space for face-to-face
Massey University readies for the return to in-person learning.
Computer glitch overcounts today's Covid cases by thousands
More than 4200 cases were incorrectly added to today's total after a computer glitch.
Whanganui port visitors enjoy a walk in the sun and catch up on progress
Te Pūwaha: Whanganui port open day a 'walk the talk' experience.
Local Focus: Massey University powering up for face-to-face
Massey University readies for the return to face-to-face.
Whanganui smashes July temperature record
Friday afternoon's temperature was the hottest on record for July in Whanganui.
Person dies with Covid-19 in Whanganui
It brings the total number of Covid-related deaths in the region to 23.
Omicron outbreak: 13,344 Covid cases, 23 deaths; school holiday warning
Parents are being warned to monitor kids' health over the looming school holidays.
Whanganui legend inducted into softball hall of fame
Lindsay Edwards has been involved in the sport for more than 50 years.
The Whanganui teenager shining a light on dyslexia
Elliot Jones is 'a young man on a mission'.
Whanganui secures major event for Cooks Gardens
Whanganui Mayor Hamish McDouall said Whanganui hosting the games was exceptional
Police release name following woman's unexplained death
Police want to speak with anyone with information on the 59-year-old's death.
Whanganui records 163 new Covid-19 cases
There are five people in Whanganui Hospital with Covid-19.
Whangaehu looks back on 150 years
Register your interest for the Whangaehu celebrations
Whanganui JPs mark centenary of service
Whanganui JPs Association celebrates 100 years in 2022
Murray Crawford launches More Whimsical Tales
More Whimsical Tales of Old Wanganui to be launched on Saturday
Apology over Lake Alice abuse an 'insult' to survivors
Patients tortured at the psychiatric hospital have waited for more than 40 years.
Wild weather on its way
Weather watches have been issued for the region and MetService says there could be more.
Athletics: Whanganui parkrun marks two years
There have been 2763 finishers over the two years.
Bulls boxer going for gold at Commonwealth Games
Emile Richardson is looking to follow in the footsteps of his gym stablemate, David Nyika.
Lisa Lewis' privacy breached by bureaucratic blunder
Hamilton City Council has had to apologise to Lisa Lewis after breaching her privacy.
Whanganui exhibition shines a light on addiction and recovery
'Some of the works make you smile and some will bring a tear to your eye.'
Rangitīkei residents face rates rise
The council says the increase in rates will help pay for various community projects.
Whanganui Olympian led 'a life of adventure'
"You couldn't ask for a more lively guy to have as your mate, that's for sure."