International Jazz Day inspires jam sessions in Whanganui
Monthly jam sessions at Porridge Watson.
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Ohakune's Top 10 in the top five
The holiday park is a finalist in the national hospitality awards.
Bus shelters galore in record time in Whanganui
Improved Whanganui public transport facilities have been installed at a much faster rate.
'It’s only going to get worse': Whanganui pair join World Indigenous Suicide Prevention conference
'One way of talking about [suicide] is to get in the garden.' - Kiritahi Firmin.
Has school holiday boredom struck already? Head to Ruapehu this winter
Pack your winter gear for Ruapehu.
Whanganui weather: Plenty of sunshine with a touch of frost
Frosty windscreens and clear skies lie ahead this week in the river city.
Resilience, forward-looking approach among Whanganui business community
Business Whanganui Chamber of Commerce June Business Confidence Survey results.
New grant focuses on social, environmental wellbeing
Ruapehu District Council hopes to receive a wider range of grant applications.
Rising costs reflected in South Taranaki District Council's plan
'We need to pay more just to keep doing what we are already doing.'
Netball: Young Whanganui players enjoy busy season
A festival day was held for Future Ferns from Years 1-4.
Early childhood centre files court action against Ministry of Education
Country Kindy is seeking to overturn the cancellation of its licence.
Puanga Toi Fest an artistic feast
The exhibition is on at Whanganui Arts – At The Centre in Taupō Quay.
Comment: Hearty breakfast kicks off big day
OPINION: Kevin Page's day involved a lot of calories.
'I don't feel safe': NZ's most burgled neighbourhoods - how does your suburb compare?
Use our interactive to see New Zealand's most burgled community.
‘Consider yourself one of the family’
Amdram Theatre’s Oliver! has become more than a musical.
‘I howled with laughter’ - The Bitches' Box reviewed
Review: Kem Ormond checks out The Bitches' Box.
Govt considers new Ruapehu marae and cultural hub after ‘flawed’ engagement with iwi
Concerns were raised about commercialising the Tūroa family name on Mt Ruapehu.
Early childhood centre’s licence to be cancelled
Country Kindy's licence is being cancelled due to alleged curriculum violations.
Club rugby: Taihape pull off extra-time upset to lift crown
It was a thriller under lights at Cooks Gardens.
Whanganui rugby: Kaierau, Border book final showdown
Discipline proved a major issue for injury-riddled Taihape, with five players sin-binned.
‘A strong focus on Māori for the first time in my career’: How Māori health providers are moving forward
Māori health providers are in 'a state of abeyance'.
Rob Rattenbury: How Covid changed our lives
OPINION: Some businesses are still struggling to return to normal trading figures.
'A liar and a predator:' Victim confronts soldier who filmed naked teens in shower
One of the victims was only 11 to 13 at the time.
Constable Bluey is a hit with Feilding children
The mascot had to be blue, fluffy and huggable.
Comment: Budget service provides essential help
OPINION: 'Don’t let them be the ambulance at the bottom of the hill.'
Gareth Carter: Winter is pruning time
Comment: It's time to prune roses and deciduous trees.
Mt Ruapehu skifields grasp sliver of hope ahead of school holidays
Some businesses around the skifields have taken drastic measures.
World Coastal Rowing Champs - here we come
NZ Coastal Beach Sprint Team selection for Jake Newton.
MP Carl Bates opens NZ Model UN
MP welcomes to Parliament 450 young people from Kiwi high schools.
Overnight road marking begins at new SH1/3 roundabout
The road marking will take place from 7.30pm to 5am.
Weather: What to expect this weekend
Whanganui's weekend temperatures will be slightly warmer than Thursday and Friday.
SPCA programme helps owners desex cats
With half of the vouchers already booked, people are encouraged to get in quick.
Rugby: Solidarity ahead of Premier semifinals
Rātana joined Kaierau at the Country Club for training this week.