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Football: Both Wanganui City and Athletic rare favourites in Federation League

Both local teams coming off wins to play sides below them on table.

Golf: Wanganui GC's Tara Raj and Carron Thompson win Pennant

Strong form at final round in Marton gets them up.

Ref Column: Teaching sports skills in school classes

Hard contact is issue for young players.

Caskey may choose 'em, then lose 'em.

Big match at Eden Park could mean key players unavailable for important Thames Valley game

Racing: Media stars reunite

Weekend racing with Iain Hyndman

Greyhounds: Final at Hatrick for $46,000 NZ Breeders' Stakes

Lisa Cole greyhounds favoured for the podium.

Collegiate First XV top of CNI table

Whanganui Collegiate First XV 'right in contention for playoffs' this season.

Cross Country glory for 45 Whanganui athletes

Demanding Timaru course will be a real test for the 850 runners from close to 100 schools.

Whanganui judoka hopes all roads will lead to Morocco

Whanganui judoka Keightley Watson on the hunt for world ranking points.

Kaierau upsets Border, Marist mauls Ratana in Division 1 openers

Five teams left battling to fill four semifinal spots.

Ten Whanganui region sports stackers named in New Zealand team

St Mary's School pupils strong amongst the selections.

City upend North End

Wembley Park could well become a fortress again.

Rugby: Ruapehu pull away from Taihape in Challenge Shield defence

Tight pressure game puts discipline and officiating in the spotlight.

Earl Bamber is the man for Le Mans

The New Zealander and his co-drivers are out to collect the LMGTE Pro trophy.

"For me, "I just walk into the changing rooms and say, 'don't be s**t'."

Meanwhile, Wanganui City prepare for a welcome run of Federation League home games.

Rowing: Aramoho Whanganui wins eight medals at South Island Masters

Latest rowing column from Philippa Baker-Hogan.

Whanganui ref column: Offside or onside?

From a kick to a fumble, a lot can happen to those players going after the ball

Marton's Huntley School hosts major girls tournament for first time

Around 130 girls take part in games involving three codes.