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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
Greyhounds: Trojan Hoarse looking for more success at Hatrick
Main event 520m race.
Cream on top
Top atheletes in each grade emerge from Whanganui schools championships
Bring on next summer
End of season victories augur well for Whanganui age group cricket
Plenty of variety on display for Marton Lions Shed Tour
Shed tour benefits rescue helicopter
Eight entrants whittled down to five: one supreme winner
Dannevirke farmers have come tops in region farm environment awards for a second year
Racing: Whanganui's Lisa Allpress rides to NZ Oaks win
Sentimental Miss gets the victory.
4x4 Whanganui's Hamish Auret has tough finish in Te Puke
Tenth place for a driver who prides himself on always being in the Top 5.
Basketball: Whanganui's Hunter Morrison selected for Manawatu U17
Sporting allrounder earns his next call up.
Greyhounds: Trojan Hoarse favourite for Hatrick feature
Plus, looking ahead to Palmerston North and 12 commentators covering one meeting.
Marton artist inaugural recipient of UCOL alumni award
Tim Wilson received it for his work with the No Duff charity supporting military veterans.
Whanganui and Partners CEO surveys economic landscape
New Whanganui and Partners CEO sees opportunity in farming and tourism.
Ngatoa wins and twice runnerup at Hampton Downs
Great finish to the 2018-19 Toyota 86 Championship season for the rookie.
Marton Triathlon on this Sunday
Multiple race options for competitors of all ages and abilities.
Jess takes three for 15
Jess Watkin's spinners help win the day for Central Hinds over Otago Sparks on Sunday
Couple dream of Vegas wedding, win one in Marton instead
Francis Leppard and Aydan Palmer will marry at Marton Harvest Festival on March 31.
Brews-ing race to Mangatainoka for Robbie Clark
Whanganui's Robbie Clark was the second individual to finish the Race to the Brewery.
Sevens: Whanganui Collegiate third at Sir Gordon Tietjens tournament
Team reverses loss in pool play by winning consolation playoff.
Couple 'elope to the country' at Marton Harvest Festival
A Horowhenua couple have won Project Marton's festival wedding and honeymoon package.
Whanganui residents continue struggling to find rentals
Niki Wiggins has been given a 90-day notice after five years at a property in Gonville.
Cricket Wanganui's Premier 1 season ends early
Not enough numbers or interest for red ball cricket or another Twenty20.
Sevens: Whanganui Collegiate named for Sir Gordon Tietjens tournament
Also, Ngamatapouri win the Shannon Sevens last weekend.
Hitting peak form
Whanganui athletes hitting peak form in time for New Zealand Championships in nine days
A win and two losses
Contrasting results by Whanganui teams playing in the Manawatu softball league