
Aviation museum could open in 2026
The project needs volunteers, items or financial donations, and specialist knowledge.
The project needs volunteers, items or financial donations, and specialist knowledge.
OPINION: The unanimous chorus from friends has been to give dating another try.
Opinion: Gareth Carter's top tips for growing citrus.
The council's boss says Pukenamu Queen's Park should not become a 'bollard farm'.
Ashley Steedman has 'fallen in love with the job'.
'Upon arrival they found one person trapped in a vehicle.'
The Manawa Kawa was found in native forest in the Tāngarākau Gorge.
Defendant calls out: “you’ve got the wrong hit man”.
There's a 30 to 50% chance of Taranaki Maunga erupting in the next 50 years.
Replacing them with native species could be considered in the future.
'They are really proud and stoked.'
Forty-two councils will hold a poll for Māori wards in 2025 elections.
About 200 litres of diesel spilled on State Highway 1 at Sanson.
'This sort of violence against our staff is unacceptable.'
Woven Whānau helps more than 50 grandparents raising grandchildren in Whanganui.
'Smaller operators play a critical role and do an excellent job.'
'Her raw talent across all aspects of the game is truly exciting.'
The group has formed the charitable trust Ngā Ara Tūhono to secure funding.
Kevin Page shares some tall tales ahead of his hip replacement surgery.
'There is a whole lot of stuff we don’t yet have complete knowledge on.'
'We would be lost without them in Whanganui.'
The community consultation runs until May 1.
'Time is running out.'
'I’m just trying to help as many people as I can, that’s my passion.'
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Spectacular transformation of rundown property.
Police advise residents being targeted to 'close the door and not engage with the person'.
Ticket sales alone have raised $12,500 for Wanganui Surf Life Guard Service.
'I was always the class clown, the funny guy, even through my gang life.'
'It would be physically demanding to service that area with any degree of regularity.'