Whanganui Swim Team make a splash at champs
Whanganui Swim Team make a splash at the 2019 NZ Age Group Champs in Wellington
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Couple's 'freakish' garden produces mammoth kūmara, cricket ball-sized strawberries
Crops include 9-feet sunflowers and strawberries the size of cricket balls.
Football: Never mind the eggs, local teams hunting wins
Athletic and City want win number one in the third round of the Federation League
Top 5 at nationals, Auret wants top of podium at Extreme Challenge
The end of season event is now the big goal for former national champion.
Football: Wanganui Athletic face North End while City head to Napier
City wary they could be facing fresh opposition who don't travel away from Hawke's Bay.
Motorcycles: Whanganui's Tarbon Walker finishes Superstock second in runnerup
Wellington's Dillon Telford the quickest in the small division.
Underdogs nearly upset champs in their season opener
Local women didn't just hold visitors, and are already on the season scoreboard.
WTC go so close in Manawatu Interclub final
Championship came down to mixed doubles which finished with tiebreak in fading light.
Football: Whanganui rivals grind out stalemate in season opener
Yellow cards plague opening round Whanganui derby.
You ready for some football?
Derby classic to kick off the Federation League season.
Speedway: Whanganui season finishes tomorrow with West Coast champs and fireworks
Big finish at Shelterview.
Greyhounds: Even field for feature at Whanganui tomorrow
It's 520m for Race 10 at Hatrick.
One person killed in crash near Palmerston North
Emergency services were called to a single-vehicle crash on Bainesse Rd about 8.10pm.
Increasing interest in animal rights in India, Sandra Kyle finds
Sandra Kyle returns from India with $5000 to use in her animal rights activism.
Motorbikes: Whanganui's Tarbon Walker second in NZ Superstock
Wellington's Dillon Telford likely to claim the title in Taupo.
Man arrested after gun stand-off in Palmerston North
Tear gas was used in Palmerston North after man with gun refused to surrender, police say.
Bodybuilding: Human Movement Fitness wins Top Gym prize
Smaller Revitalise gym contingent can't hang onto their trophy, Human Movement wins.
Bodybuilding: NABBA Manawatu/Wanganui champs tomorrow night
Revitalise Natural Health & Fitness Centre trying to retain Top Gym title.
Spirited bid for Sires
Nigel Tiley in high spirits ahead of Gr1 Manawatu Sires' at Awapunui on Saturday
Metal bands to entertain crowds at Oceanview Speedway
Treat for metal fans at Speedway this weekend
Leading athletes on show
Leading Whanganui athletes in action in major meetings at three different venues
College sport
Sport Whanganui round up of college sport focusing on Whanganui High School
End of softball season placings
Whanganui Braves into playoff for third, Mustangs fourth in Manawatu softball league
Schools launch $23K campaign to 'say no to hubs'
School group launches campaign to "say no to hubs" controlling schools.
Motorist claims crash caused by another driver
David Musgrave has his say on Whangaehu crash that occurred last Wednesday.
Phillip Bedford: Any air accident is very upsetting
CEO of Whanganui flying school Phillip Bedford sends prayers to Auckland counterpart
Running: Whanganui Collegiate athletes get silver and bronze behind NZ's youngest sub 4-miler
Samuel Tanner continues his hot form in Sir John Walker Invitational.
24-year-old gets $1000 Gary Reid Scholarship
Kiriana Butler said the grant will help travel to Palmerston North and pay course fees.
Investigators to arrive at site of double fatal plane crash
The light aircraft crashed in a steep area of the Kaimanawa Ranges.
Man comes home to teach Māori, movement and mindfulness
The death of his brother was a significant factor in Jase Te Patu creating M3 for children
Two men confirmed dead after light plane crash
The plane's wreckage was found this morning in steep terrain.
Tennis: Palmerston North Intermediate Normal win Supersport at Wanganui club
Good tennis on a sombre day of reflection.
Bonny Glen Landfill to take three truckloads a day from Taranaki
Bonny Glen Landfill starts accepting Taranaki waste, treats its own leachate