Denise Alsop has been ordered to re-home her budgie, Henry, by Whanganui District Council. We discuss this story and more on The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast this week. Photo/ Lewis Gardner
Denise Alsop has been ordered to re-home her budgie, Henry, by Whanganui District Council. We discuss this story and more on The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast this week. Photo/ Lewis Gardner
Hey everyone, welcome to this week's edition of the Whanganui Chronicle's weekly podcast.
It's a wrap of some of our biggest and favourite news stories with a bit of insight into the Chronicle newsroom and what goes into producing your local news.
We begin this episode by discussing our moveto online subscriptions through premium content which launches this week.
News directors Simon Waters and Zaryd Wilson host the show this week and are joined on the line from Auckland by NZ Herald editor Murray Kirkness who shares his thoughts on the premium content move.
We also discuss the Whanganui council's controversial bird ban, the debate over a new bottle store in Victoria Ave and we get answers from the health board about emergency wait times.
Listen below and check out some of the stories discussed in the links further down.
On this episode Chronicle news directors Simon Waters and Zaryd Wilson are joined by NZ Herald editor Murray Kirkness to discuss NZME's premium content launch.
