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Neville Hopkins had a grand old time up the Waitotara Valley last Saturday.
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Rugby: Could Border vs Taihape be another classic grand final?
West vs East in the ultimate battle for the silverware at Cooks Gardens.
Mōkai Pātea Waitangi Claims Trust: 80pc vote yes to mandate
Claims trust gets solid support for mandate - Ngāi Te Ohuake gets renewed recognition
Gun collection event at Wanganui Racecourse
Police will hold a firearms amnesty and buy-back event in Whanganui on July 26-28.
Rugby: Pirates and Ngamatapouri qualify for inaugural Division 2 final
The two teams relegated from Premier see off four teams from Senior to play Cooks Gardens
Taihape defy the odds in Ohakune upset
Smart kicking, brave defence pulls visitors over the line against Northern Subunion mates.
Whanganui premier rugby semis difficult to predict
Whanganui rugby semifinals are no forgone conclusion.
Man named in relation to Taihape murder charge
The charge was laid after Kerrin Payne was found injured and later died on Saturday
Man, 23, charged with Taihape murder
Man killed in Taihape on Saturday named as Kerrin "Ted" Payne
Rugby: Border make statement with big away win over Taihape
Challenge Shield is staying in Waverley for summer, and home semifinal will be there too.
Man found with critical injuries after disorder incident
A man has died as the result of a fight in a Taihape street in the early hours of Saturday
Rugby: Ruapehu overcome injury depleted Marist
Hard season for Marist ends with more top players sidelined than on the field.
Taihape man dies after fight, police investigating
Police have taken a man into custody who is assisting with inquiries.
Taihape farmers judged top ewe hogget breeders
Brian and Anna Coogan take top award in national ewe hogget competition
Pride, home playoffs, and Shield all on the line
Final spots in semifinals yet to be confirmed.
June weather a mixed bag - July to be more stormy
June begins wet in Whanganui, with dry settled weather in the last two weeks.
Team win a fourth world title for Taihape's Sheree Alabaster
Kiwis excel in blade shearing and wool handling at world championships
Proceedings issued against firms behind Taihape Area School
They were issued in 2014 and two Whanganui companies are among them
Rugby: Border big win over 14-man Marist
Home team loses prop after only 60 seconds of play.
Kaierau make first semifinal in seven years after thriller in Taihape
With their victory, Kaierau qualify for their first top grade club semifinal since 2012.
Whanganui ref column: A meeting of the minds over a ruck in Ohakune
Seven different referees had three different interpretations of the play.
Rugby: Taihape and Kaierau looking to close out spot in the Division 1 semifinals
Penultimate round robin matchups are like quarterfinals.
Exotic timber milling day at Bulls
Exotic timber species came under the spotlight at a milling demonstration in Bulls
Ministry elects to demolish rather than repair Taihape school
Taihape Area School was built 10 years ago with multiple issues including weathertightness
Landowners form groups and aim to set own standards
Collective forms as umbrella for many catchment groups
Clutch performance by the home team in Ohakune
High quality Division 1 game played under the mountain on Saturday.
The man who's changed the face of our towns moves on
Athol Sanson farewells the Parks and Reserves department at Rangitikei District Council.
Border don't care about points table; Border care about winning
Doing the math just does their heads in.
Woolhandler Alabaster off to world champs
Sheree Alabaster is aiming for another world champs woolhandling title.
Museum Notebook: Pokopoko homestead stolen from owners
Pokopoko was part of an extensive and fertile block of land named Mangaohane
Rugby: Border upset Ruapehu to keep semifinal hopes alive
Grand Hotel Challenge Shield changes hands as home side gets much-needed win.
Welcome to murderers row
Victory at the Country Club tomorrow a must for both Marist and Kaierau.
Caskey may choose 'em, then lose 'em.
Big match at Eden Park could mean key players unavailable for important Thames Valley game
Farming Friends of Hospice Whanganui still going strong
Farming Friends of Hospice Whanganui still going strong after 14 years of giving.