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'It's a dog's breakfast': Ruapehu joins Three Waters revolt
Mayor Don Cameron warned the move would gain nothing but was outvoted.
Police hear man's threats to kill ex-partner
Peter Hitchcock didn't realise police were listening when he threatened to kill his ex.
Former Whanganui hockey standout among new caps for Black Sticks
The former Whanganui High School student was one of five new caps announced.
Iwi to lead Jobs for Nature project in Whanganui catchment
The project includes 290km of fencing, 630,000 plants and 100ha of pest and weed control.
'Pretty cool people' and lots of food keep unicyclist going
Riding the length of New Zealand on a unicycle is a fun challenge for Ken Looi.
Kevin Page: On a day that started with such sadness, laughter really did prove to be the best medicine
In such cases I turn to she who always makes me feel better: Mrs P.
Oils, watercolours and photos from 19th and 20th centuries at auction
Art auction will interest many
Sport Whanganui & Surf Lifesavers team up
Schools learn water safety from lifeguards
Whanganui Film Society is screening A Raisin in the Sun
Whanganui Film Society screening
High energy one-woman show delights audiences
Confessions of an Aerobics Instructor. Wow!
Flat Earth Society play cast
Joan Rosier-Jones play cast and ready to start rehearsals at Repertory
Relocated statue a symbol love and tragedy
Statue of Tainui moved to a place its sculptor Joan Morrell preferred
Slip near entrance closes Durie Hill Elevator
Operator unsure when elevator will re-open
Ninety-five new Covid cases in Whanganui DHB region
South Taranaki cases will now be included in the Whanganui DHB's daily numbers.
Covid numbers up with 17,522 new community cases; 28 infections linked to protest
The number of people in hospital is the more worrying number - expert.
One injured in central Whanganui crash
The crash occurred on Taupō Quay around 11am.
'We may never know the cause'
CCTV footage could show at which end of the building the Eastown Timber fire started.
'Anxiety, fear and doubt': Schools face surge in Covid-19 cases
"Once we're on the other side, we'll be able to reflect."
Rob Rattenbury: Getting a first home always a challenge, but higher hurdle now
It has always been challenging for young people buying a house, writes Rob Rattenbury.
Summer of extremes breaks some records
Whanganui's 2021-22 summer has been one of extremes, meteorologists say.
Frocks on Bikes: 'Women being active in a fun way'
Ride around central Whanganui aims to open eyes to heritage and provide a bit of fun.
The best local artwork of the past decade on display at the Sarjeant
The work of 23 distinctive Whanganui artists is on display in the exhibition.
Cricket: Clubs in race for fourth spot in Coastal Challenge Cup with two rounds left
Contrasting road results for Whanganui cricket teams in Coastal Challenge Cup
'It was very good, quick work' - senior firefighter
Potentially contaminated water diverted away from Whanganui River.
Museum Notebook: The life of Jessie Campbell
Jessie Campbell was the great-grandmother of celebrated composer Douglas Lilburn
15,161 cases, one death, 618 in hospital - case drop 'encouraging' but caution urged
The seven-day rolling average of cases is 17,272, up from 16,687 yesterday.