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Man flown to hospital after falling 30m down cliff
A helicopter had to winch the patient out.
Teacher who made cannabis oil can finish year without ankle bracelet
Timothy Pauro said he needed drug due to sleepwalking, also had guns in wardrobe.
Serious injuries in truck crash on SH1 near Hunterville
State Highway 1 has remained open after the incident.
Dr Rachel Keedwell: Declining reserve balances brought into sharp focus
OPINION: I welcome the discussions with the community about the challenges Horizons faces.
Athletics: In-form Daniel Sinclair sets new PB
The first competition with the Central League teams is on Saturday at Inglewood.
Rachel Keedwell: Have your say on how freshwater is managed in our region
OPINION: The consultation is your opportunity to help shape how freshwater is managed.
'Quite a lot to digest': Trends show how Whanganui could look in 10 years
With a high-growth model, the district could have a population of 52,981 by 2034.
Cancer Society 'disappointed' in delay for Whanganui Hospital's chemotherapy unit
'I can't give you a date when the first patient will be in the unit.'
Rachel Keedwell: Put politics aside and address the climate crisis
OPINION: It is crazy to pretend there is no environmental catastrophe unfolding.
Returns reveal Horizons councillors' financial interests
Horizons councillors are required to state their property and financial interests.
Rangitīkei voters have their say
Retiring MP Ian McKelvie says farming is one constant issue across the electorate.
Rachel Keedwell: What do you think of Horizons' priority areas?
OPINION: Our LTP is arguably our most important document.
American blues musician heading to Palmy
Chris Cain brings to the stage a power-packed performance of blues guitar and vocals.
Whanganui Under-17 athletes up against Wellington 'powerhouses'
The team will be competing in the Youth National League at the end of the regular season.
Palmy couple's walker stalking leads to unique hut
Whiowhio Hut in Palmerston North is Aotearoa's only urban tramping hut.
Super Samantha swipes and smiles to the top
Samantha Schoenwald shines at Foodstuffs' Checker of the Year competition.
Freshwater funding up for grabs
Applications to Horizons Regional Council close on June 30.
Why localised duplication can be destructive
Opinion: Brit Bunkley argues for centralisation.
Collegiate debating team completes regional three-peat
Next up are the national champs in May.
Rural sportspeople celebrated at Norwood NZ Rural Sports Awards
Alabaster broke the eight-hour strong wool lamb shearing world record in December.
National Māori MPs eye electorates for 2023 election
"I have decided to explore this new opportunity to continue to represent my community."
Te Pāti Māori eyes Te Tai Hauāuru for election 2023
Adrian Rurawhe's decision to go list only at the election opens door for Te Pāti Māori.
Palmerston North house fire being treated as suspicious
No one was believed to be in the house at the time of the fire.
Stan Walker: A superstar returns to his spiritual home of Rātana
Aotearoa singer Stan Walker keeps the faith with his Ratana roots.
The Ratana Pā kitchen is run like a military operation
Behind every big event there's a team of volunteers.
Winston Peters takes centre stage as Rātana faithful arrive
The Rātana faithful prepare for two days of celebrations.
Whanganui man arrested for Palmerston North robbery
The man is due to appear in Palmerston North District Court on Wednesday.
One dead after serious Manawatu crash
Police were notified of the crash around 3.20pm today.
TT titles up for grabs on Boxing Day at Cemetery Circuit
Everything is back on track for Boxing Day, with a few extras for good measure.
My Perfect Weekend: Bill Charnock
The Chronicle's classifieds team leader's weekend would involve friends and family.
A passion for food action: Inspiring gardener helps community
Stephen Hamilton is enjoying gardening in Palmerston North after the extremes of Darwin.
'Get out and enjoy yourself', centenarian advises
Sylvia Murphy, 100, says she has had a happy life.