
Multiple squash titles for Whanganui club
The teams event is held across the Squash Central district for B to F Grade players.
The teams event is held across the Squash Central district for B to F Grade players.
The weekly wrap of Whanganui's top sport continues alongside a preview of what's to come.
Explore the Rangitīkei electorate and its vast woolshed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The National leader is in Manawatu where she announced a $200m roading project.
Football, cycling and hockey are covered in this week's sporting round up.
The hard man started out as captain, coach and manager of his primary school rugby team.
Athletes prepare for Whanganui Schools in August and New Zealand Schools a month later.
Lebos use technology to cut inefficiency and carbon emissions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Using technology to cut carbon emissions and time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Federation League draw is a nightmare for Athletic with six away games on the trot.
Horizons CEO says local government played an important role in emergency coordination.
He told the then NZAA hierarchy where they were failing the sport.
The person was transported to hospital by the rescue helicopter.
Herald senior journalist Kurt Bayer sits down with Major-General John Boswell.
Plans progress for Kiwirail freight hub. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The much-lighter WCS pack struggled to hold out the strong challenge from PNBHS.
A significant pā site was left unrecorded for fear of "grave robbers".
Horizons Regional Council can save $10,000 a year by ceasing to provide free lunches.
A serious attempt to return to the White Ferns is a challenge Jess Watkin has set herself.
Visitors get payback for last year's defeat on their own Gully Ground.
Perry Stewart scores for third game in a row.
City veterans remember derby intensity while Athletic's young players still finding feet.
YMCA Central wants to get kids back outdoors.
Part of another club double as Athletic Reserves make big comeback in Premiership win.
After public feedback, council looks to limit any household to three cats.
Comfortably victories set them near the top of the table after Week 1.
Police in Palmerston North are investigating the unexplained death of a child.
Also looking for commercial tenants
Next season should start as normal with the pitches in a state of readiness.
A two-car crash in Palmerston North has killed two people.