Goodbye to plastic bags and hello to the Bull Bag. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Whanganui loses cycling great Graeme Bing aged 75.

Round one of the Manawatu/Whanganui track and field championships at Cooks Gardens

Whanganui Braves still in contention in Manawatu senior reserve grade softball competition

The Atihau-Whanganui and Morikau incorporations each have a finalist in farm awards.

Winding back the clock to 1950s London and the stockcar craze.

Scottish sports and culture attract about 1500 to highland games at Turakina

Good quality dahlias, gladioli and other flowers, fruit and vegetables displayed to public

Wind denied athletes the chance of Commonwealth Games qualifications at Cooks Classic

Police say Palmerston North woman traumatised and are seeking sightings of her car.

Under-18 girls learn the art of cricket at Whanganui tournament

Whanganui Festival of Cricket starts with U18 girls tournament

Trail walkers are "proper travellers", accommodation owner says

Allan Cook has been made a MNZOM for his public service to river and drainage engineering

Make a wind tunnel at night but a chilly bin in the day. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A woman died and two other people were hurt after the two-vehicle crash in Manawatu.

Whanganui Braves win Manawatu senior softball reserve grade double header

Trio establish 'P' Walk-In Centre in Palmerston North. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A new study says international students are an "untapped opportunity" for NZ regions.

Six-year-old Eugene Mahauariki was flung from a carnival ride on Easter Monday.

King Country residents are worried a proposed deal between the local power trust and Trustpower could drain community funds. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The sister of a Marton man who died after a road accident in Palmerston North last Wednesday has described him as "my idol, my rock".

Search crew using night vision goggles have rescued a man lost on the Whanganui River after his jet-ski malfunctioned. The rescue

Told learning to play a banjo was too hard. That was red rag to a bull.

A Whanganui cancer patient has had to make five return trips to Palmerston North in a month for treatment that he said was previously

Whanganui hit-and-run victim Jesse Minnell has woken up and is speaking, his mother says.

A severely autistic young man is being held in prison because disabilty service providers cannot find an alternative place for him to go.

Whanganui kids had the chance to go caving, play sports, and do activities with the fire service, police and army in the New Zealand

The former partner of the man caught by police in Palmerston North has spoken of begging him to hand himself in and imploring him to think of his children.