Local Focus: The hidden gem with giants
Walking among ancient native giants in northern Manawatū.
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Local Focus: Nature's hidden gem with giants in Manawatū
Walking among ancient native giants in northern Manawatū.
'This is exciting for us': Dental grants of up to $1000 a year
"No one wants to go and spend money with a dentist and ... to be in the dental chair."
Whanganui: First mayoral challenger since 2016 announces bid
Andrew Tripe says 2022 is his time as he challenges Hamish McDouall for mayor.
The Cheep Shop fundraising store closing up
"It's an opportune time for us to leave, really."
Taihape residents urged to reduce their water use
The reservoir must be full in order for the needed maintenance to be able to go ahead.
Comment: Going local for shopping is a shoo-in
These businesses attract visitors but also provide access to the best products and service
Athletics: Whanganui exports performing at top level
Four sportsmen with international standing had a strong Whanganui athletics grounding
Killer who confessed to shooting drug dealer remains an 'undue risk'
James Mills, who was on bail at the time of the murder, will remain behind bars.
Meet David Reesby, 2022 Taranaki/ Manawatū Young Farmer of the Year
Find out more about the Taranaki/Manawatū finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
Gun-toting drug addict who fled police escapes jail sentence
Jamie Nicholas got a discount on his sentence because he was addicted to methamphetamine.
Auckland families reinfected with Covid for third time
Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust is seeing more families reporting Covid-19 reinfections.
Next stage agreed in 90-year-old's charges over alleged child abuse at Lake Alice
Corkran, from Marton, was not present, but has previously pleaded not guilty
Whanganui records 54 new Covid-19 cases
The Ministry of Health reported two people were in Whanganui Hospital with Covid-19.
One in hospital after National Park vehicle incident
Police said the incident took place at 11.15am on Wednesday.
Flood barrier removed from Kowhai Park
Horizons will continue to monitor the region's rivers, with more stormy weather forecast.
Stratford District Council delay adoption of Annual Plan over proposed roading targeted rate
Forestry owners might pay $100,000 annually to cover road damage caused by logging trucks.
'A real honour': Māori MP tipped for top constitutional role
Between 1993 and 1996 Sir Peter Tapsell was the first Māori to hold the role
E-scooter commuters coming to Whanganui
An 80 to 100-strong fleet will appear by early July.
Whanganui experience laid foundation for new All Black
He turned out for Steelform Whanganui in the 2015 Heartland Championship.
Landslip damages Durie Hill backyard
Neville Hudson has filed a claim with EQC to repair the yard.
New MP upholds Rātana political tradition
Soraya Peke-Mason will enter Parliament in about two months as a list MP.
Combination of circumstances conspires to derail court cases
A judge sent a pool of potential jurors home on Tuesday after court cases collapsed.
6133 Covid cases, 23 deaths; Bloomfield's plea to keep NZ healthy
Bloomfield: Continuing mask use, staying home if you're sick remains crucial.
Red Cross group plays crucial role during emergencies
DWST - the Red Cross emergency team
Low-lying areas near Whanganui River remain flooded
The council advised caution when driving in the region and walking near trees.
Whanganui records 72 new Covid-19 cases
The Ministry of Health says two people are in Whanganui Hospital with Covid-19.
Flood barrier installed in Kowhai Park
Horizons Regional Council said a decision to remove the barrier would be made later today.
Goats killed by stray dogs in Castlecliff
The dogs were eventually caught and impounded.
Taranaki transplant becomes partner at Horsley Christie
Mike Neil joined the company in 2016.
Whanganui tree takes third place in tree of the year
The rātā received 1486 votes in total
Major squash tournament to be held at Whanganui Squash Club
Whanganui will be represented by local player Chris van der Salm, ranked fifth in NZ