Latest from Marton

The Monday Q&A with David Tipi

The music teacher talks about horse riding, Dimebag Darrell Abbott, and his 10-year plan.

New life for old denim is a winner for young Whanganui designer

Students from the Whanganui region cleaned up in the recycled category

Secondary school choirs to perform in Whanganui

The concert will include a massed choir of more than 300 voices.

For sale: Historic BNZ building in Marton hits the market

The Heritage listed Category 2 building was vacated by the BNZ in 2012.

Rugby: Whanganui to face Taranaki Devt XV

Steelform Whanganui will challenge Taranaki Development XV for the Jones Brothers Shield

Plans to trap wildlife predators around Whanganui

Chris Smith and Milly Mitchell-Anyon want co-ordinated predator trapping in Whanganui.

Obituary: Marton artist Ross Wilson leaves lasting legacy in bronze

'He had a spiritual depth'

Gentle boss bows out after serving the Whanganui community for 27 years

Gentle boss bows out after serving the Whanganui community for 27 years.

Whanganui Covid-19 vaccination rollout leading NZ

The DHB is currently vaccinating Group 3.

Club rugby: Much-anticipated clash between Ratana and Hunterville

Ratana hope to go top of the table against perennial Senior favourites Hunterville

Roading projects take precedence in land transport plan

Mayor says he has done a bit of "table-thumping" in support of improved public transport.

In pictures: Humble Humber wins day at vintage rally

Whanganui vintage rally dodged the rain for countryside jaunt.

The Monday Q&A: James Cook School principal Timu Niwa

He knew he wanted to be a teacher as soon as he started school.

Marton school celebrates Arbor Day

Beaver Tree Service donated nine trees to a Marton school.

Lack of numbers hampers community committees

Want to serve on a community committee? Now is your chance.

Suspicious car fires under investigation

Emergency services were called to two suspicious fires on Thursday morning.