Biggest change ever for local government 'keeping ratepayers in dark'
Rangitīkei mayor Andy Watson wants answers for ratepayers on the Three Waters changes.
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Marton woman celebrates her 107th birthday
Born in 1914, May Donald celebrated her 107th birthday with friends and family.
Our leaders: Jan Lawton of Workbridge on leading from the side
Listening to people's stories is key to leadership for Jan Lawton.
Letters: New industry needed in Rangitīkei
Readers have their say on the Marton Rail Hub and the Government's "winners and losers".
Marton's 'amazing' $1.3 million playground is officially open
It includes the longest swing set in New Zealand
Marton Rail Hub: Could rezoning spook the horses?
Rezoning 40ha of rural Marton land for industry has been approved - but subject to appeal.
Nominations open for Rangitīkei Youth Awards
The Rangitīkei Youth Awards recognise the efforts of young leaders aged 12-24.
Minor fires in Marton overnight
The Marton Brigade was called to two small incidents over a few hours.
Proposed average 5.3pc rate increase for Rangitīkei
The Rangitīkei District Council is proposing free town-centre WiFi.
Whanganui reacts to Prince Philip's death
Mayor Hamish McDouall says the Duke of Edinburgh "never took himself too seriously".
Needs of Māori communities considered in vaccine rollout
Hauora ā Iwi and Māori providers are working with the Whanganui DHB and others on a plan.
City booming as Easter Weekend events attract thousands
Events and weather conspire to make for a lively Easter weekend in Whanganui.
Rangitīkei's bank exodus causes concern
Local leaders aren't happy about the closure of banking services.
New playground to open after four years of 'blood, sweat and tears'
Te Rūnanga o Ngā Wairiki Ngāti Apa has worked closely with the playground's designers.
Wanganui Rugby faces big 2021, including the 'H'
The Wanganui Rugby Football Union will add the controversial 'H" to its name.
Artists Open Studios remains busy over second weekend
Artists in Whanganui and surrounding areas have been welcoming visitors to their studios.
What a whopper! You won't believe how much this pumpkin weighs
Crowds flocked to Sir James Wilson Park on Sunday.
Whanganui weekend: five things to do
Welcome to your guide to weekend leisure, rest and relaxation.
Local Focus: Vaccinations available while you party
Targeting young people with a measles jab. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Returning artists and new studios ready to open their doors
Wide range of artist studios poised to open doors in Whanganui.
Marton local to dig deep in heavy metal showdown
Neil Tau is one of 12 competing for the title of New Zealand's best excavator operator.
Rail petition gathers support
The changing tourism landscape means there could be more stops on the main trunk line.
The recycling entrepreneur going big in Marton
Noticing Marton didn't have kerbside recycling collection, Jake Banks started one himself.
More than 5000 cycle Whanganui River Rd this summer
Improvements to the cycleway and Tour Aotearoa are bringing more cyclists to Whanganui.
Hundreds without power in Rangitīkei
Power is out to hundreds of homes in Halcombe, Marton, Hunterville and Feilding.
Explosive revelation: What sparked Marton lockdown
A person brought what was thought to be explosives to the police station.
Explosives removed from Marton police station
Parts of the town including Marton School were placed in lockdown and cordons set up.
First open day for Te Poho o Tuariki
Tribal base Te Poho o Tuariki opens its doors to the curious public.
Pride Week carries on though some events cancelled
The long lunch brought out the bright and the beautiful in Whanganui.
Nationwide measles campaign hits Whanganui
Thirteen people took up the measles vaccination offer at the Whanganui River Markets.
Logging burn-off sparks large blaze near Marton
Firefighters were called to the scene around 1.15pm on Monday.
Bartley initiative brings health care to the people
Robert Bartley and family have started a foundation to fund region health care.
Building boom puts councils under pressure
Councils are struggling with resources and timeframes as consent applications flood in.
Rodney returns! Famous runaway cat finds next home after latest escapade
Rodney had been on the run since last October.