College footy clash resumes
The much-lighter WCS pack struggled to hold out the strong challenge from PNBHS.
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Forest harvester cautious around pa site
A significant pā site was left unrecorded for fear of "grave robbers".
Should councillors get free lunches?
Horizons Regional Council can save $10,000 a year by ceasing to provide free lunches.
Push for improvements to public transport
Whanganui bus routes are confusing and lack coherence, Anthonie Tonnon says.
NZDF court of inquiry launched after administrator stole $225k
Paniparewhakaro Rangiuia embezzled money raised for soldiers' health and wellbeing.
Watkin returns home with focus on White Ferns world cup team
A serious attempt to return to the White Ferns is a challenge Jess Watkin has set herself.
Rugby: Whanganui Collegiate narrow loss to New Plymouth Boys High
Visitors get payback for last year's defeat on their own Gully Ground.
Football: Whanganui Athletic stay undefeated in Federation League with narrow away win over Red Sox Manawatu
Perry Stewart scores for third game in a row.
Football: Wanganui City upend Whanganui Athletic Reserves in Premiership derby
City veterans remember derby intensity while Athletic's young players still finding feet.
YMCA Central introduces four initiatives post Covid-19
YMCA Central wants to get kids back outdoors.
Football: Second shutout win for Whanganui Athletic in Federation League
Part of another club double as Athletic Reserves make big comeback in Premiership win.
Claw enforcement: Council to cap cats
After public feedback, council looks to limit any household to three cats.
Football: Winning start to Premiership by Wanganui City and Whanganui Athletic Reserves
Comfortably victories set them near the top of the table after Week 1.
Police investigate 'unexplained' death of child in Palmerston North
Police in Palmerston North are investigating the unexplained death of a child.
Public housing units to be built on Victoria Ave site
Also looking for commercial tenants
Cricket: Blocks at Victoria Park get complete renovation
Next season should start as normal with the pitches in a state of readiness.
Two killed after two-car crash in Palmerston North
A two-car crash in Palmerston North has killed two people.
Greyhounds: Cole kennel's hunt for national record still ongoing at Hatrick
Should surpass 861 winners before the season ends in July.
Dick Hurn remembered
Dick Hurn ignored the All Black trial call to concentrate on work and family.
The history at Hatrick - 12 wins from 12 races
Friday evening a triumph for the Lisa Cole kennels.
Fewer using Whanganui buses despite added services
Whanganui bus use plunges to new low during lockdown.
Women's Refuge prepare for level 2
Level two may see an upsurge in women needing support
The New Year's phenomenon for Wanganui - bad before, brilliant afterwards
More of a lead in to the representative campaign could prove the right mixture.
1% Horizons rates rise proposed. Is it a 'kick in the guts' for ratepayers?
Horizons councillors asked to get voter feedback on proposed increase.
The great gender divide
The girls dominate Whanganui sprinting ranks, while the boys own middle distance.
Aborists' 'Help us help them' initiative for other businesses
The couple have found a novel way to pay forward during unprecedented times.
The fun Saturday morning fitness routine for when we get back to normal
The worldwide phenomenon 'parkrun' coming to Whanganui.
New athletes add firepower
The younger athletes, though, will have to wait until October to make their mark..
Bulls Flying Doctor delivers vital virus tests: 'He's a hero'
Two swabs the Bulls doctor delivered by plane tested positive for coronavirus.
Scraping concrete and banging side panels all season long
Hosting the New Zealand Superstock Championship the highlight of the Oceanview summer.
One hundred wind turbine blades on the move through Whanganui
It is expected to take eight weeks to move the 56-metre blades.
Welfare biggest concern in region's Covid-19 response
Regional Covid-19 welfare helpline, 0800 725 678, available 7am to 7pm.
Community reaches out with window displays
Tokens of love help people feel connected