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New performers taking stage at Open Mic Night

The Taihape Musicians Club event is on tonight

2019 Wanganui Rugby Awards on Saturday

A long season of club and representative footy to be recognised at fourth annual awards.

Local Focus: Diversity brings new faces to councils

New-look councils moving with the times. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Squash: Whanganui's Kent Darlington runnerup in NZ Masters

Taihape's Emma Mullins also claims a second tier title.

How radiographers strike will affect you

Whanganui radiographers strike follow a series of strikes around the country

Māori health outcomes key focus of screening programme

The national bowel screening programme launched in Whanganui on October 22.

Local Focus: The house that Bulls built is ready for auction

Building a house to build a community centre. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Marist got the trophy, United have the development plan, Tech have a Sri Lankan international

The cricket season gets underway at Victoria Park and around the region tomorrow.

If it weren't for gumboots where would they be?

Taihape marks 125th with three days of celebration.

Gardening: Get the best from your blueberry patch

Gardening columnist Gareth Carter has advice on growing blueberries in Whanganui.

Man pleads not guilty to murder of Taihape's Kerrin 'Ted' Payne

Te Ao Hakopa was granted electronically monitored bail until his jury trial date in 2020.

In-house deal secures Otiwhiti's future

Otiwhiti Station sells to almost in-house syndicate committed to continuing the good work.

Rugby: Wanganui put through paces ahead of Buller trip

"A little bit of punishment" for all the penalties conceded in two straight defeats.

Whanganui pupils off to AIMS Games amid measles outbreak

Whanganui intermediate-aged students head off to the AIMS Games amidst measles outbreak.

Retaining Mangaweka Bridge cheaper than demolition

Councils to keep Mangaweka Bridge alive for cyclists and walkers.

Witty, gritty poetry to support Brain Injury Association

Performers will support Whanganui Brain Injury Association with music and verse.