Third-generation board member to lead major farming business
Shar Amner is the new chairman of the Ātihau-Whanganui Incorporation board.
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Undergrand blends music, poetry and nature
A white baby grand piano will pop up in Whanganui’s Bason Botanic Gardens in January.
Century-old Waverley business for sale
The SH3 store stayed within the same family for 100 years.
Police shoot dogs that attacked person
Police were called to the Talbot St area on Monday morning.
Williams Domain comes alive for annual party
'The beautiful thing about this event is it’s actually funded by the community.'
Summer chill: Temperatures plummet 10C as polar air mass cloaks NZ
Severe gales, heavy rain watches issued as southerly winds affect North Island.
Kevin Page: Choosing a fan isn't all it's cracked up to be
OPINION: The fear of fans selling out spurred Kevin and Mrs P on.
Intimidation, assaults, litter, drugs: Council closes freedom camping site
It is unclear where homeless occupants will go.
Project aims to capture slice of Whanganui life
Daily life in Whanganui will be the subject of a Camera Club project in 2025.
'I remember calling her mum at work once': Mother and daughter graduate together
'I feel humbled and proud to have that moment.'
Whanganui's weather forecast a mixed bag
A wet start and end to the week is expected for Whanganui.
Rugby: Whanganui player named Heartland Player of the Year
Whanganui's Fijian flyer Alekesio Vakarorogo wins the Ian Kirkpatrick Medal.
Rotarians' funding boost for Tonga hospital
A surgical theatre upgrade is 'sorely needed' at Vaiola Hospital in Nuku'alofa.
MP says seabed mining not a done deal
'I've engaged quite constructively with people across the spectrum of views.'
Council boss hits back at 'top-heavy' accusations
The chief executive says it is in 'the sweet spot' with its manager-to-staff member ratio.
‘Strong’ marine heatwave conditions around North Island fueling warmth, humidity
Abnormal ocean warmth around northern coasts may already be noticeable for beachgoers.
Gareth Carter: Gift ideas for gardeners
Comment: There are many Christmas gift ideas for gardeners or those keen to start.
All Black's legacy lives on at Romney Lane Homestead
Celebrated all Black Sam Strahan called this farm home for much of his life.
Ohakune legend dedicates 60 years to motor industry
'The motor industry is tough and Dave Scott is tough, he survived it.'
'It works better than anything': Medicinal cannabis popular for ageing and chronic pain
'My pain levels are just so low compared to what they used to be.'
Warm, settled weather for Whanganui weekend events
Stable weather and warm temperatures are expected for Whanganui this weekend
'Christmas fairy': 3yo Kiwi girl goes global after hilarious mishap on mum’s phone
An innocent mistake led to unexpected Xmas cheer that's attracted love around the globe.
Businesses elevate work opportunities in Whanganui
A three-way collaboration is taking industry training to a new level.
'It feels like we don't matter': Healthcare workers go on strike
Whanganui healthcare workers gathered in numbers to strike.
Ngāti Rangi names new leaders for governance board
Tomairangi Mareikura has been named the new chairwoman.
Joint water entity Whanganui council's preference
Councillors back a three-way partnership with Ruapehu and Rangitīkei.
Art by the River offers ‘an eclectic mix’
A new addition to Whanganui's many art galleries highlights New Zealand artists.
Whanganui High School top 8 in NZ touch
Whanganui High School finished in the top 8 of NZ schools' mixed touch sides.
'Overwhelming demand' for cat desexing assistance
Ruapehu District Council spent its allocated funding in just a few days.
No rent relief for Community Arts Centre this year
Whanganui District Council has given the centre's trust two other options.
Athletics: National hurdles title for Whanganui student
Damian Hodgson won the NZ Schools senior boys 300m hurdles.
Ruapehu citizen award recipients announced
‘Unwavering commitment’ and 'impactful contributions' win Citizen of the Year Awards.
Fire crews battle large fire in a pine shelterbelt
'It was a vegetation fire of 60m by 40m.'