'Entrenched' weed suppressed at some sites
But nine pest plants in the Horizons region may be impossible to remove.
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Taihape personal trainer takes to the skies for new RNZAF career.
Hospital chief wants more remote access to healthcare
Whanganui Rural Community Board members quiz provider about rural health services.
Thomas elected to farmer council, Journeaux steps down
Thomas aims to focus on improving the mental health of farmers and farm workers.
Gutsy win for Border in premier final against Taihape
The defending champs dominated play but couldn't secure the title.
Border defeats Taihape in premier club rugby final
Border beats Taihape in Whanganui's premier club rugby final.
Bubble system set up for club finals
Despite hoping for level 1, Wanganui Rugby had devised a plan for level 2
Premier semifinal: A matter of timing
The outcome of the semifinal match between Kaierau and Taihape is a complete toss-up.
Season-ending game for one team played like a quarter-final
Injuries and sinbinnings reflected the physicality of the match.
Club rugby wrap: Ruapehū gives it everything against Taihape
The final points table stayed identical to last week despite truly competitive matches.
Taihape death: Man pleads guilty to manslaughter
A man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in relation to a death in Taihape last year.
Asbestos complicating battle of large blaze in Taihape
The blaze is still burning but has been contained by firefighters.
Fire and Emergency crews race to big blaze in Taihape
The fire is under control but not fully extinguished.
Premier rugby preview: Long trip for Taihape
One side has nothing to lose and the other doesn't want to lose any more resources.
Taihape Memorial Park amenities block build halted by council
Seven councillors have voted to have the project halted while council debates.
Club rugby wrap: Border claim second win of season over Taihape
Border look likely to hang onto the Grand Hotel Challenge Shield for another season.
Results of water tests capture farmer interest
Started in 2017, the Rangitīkei Rivers Catchment Collective is still growing.
Ruapehu leap from bottom to fourth place
The win keeps alive Ruapehu's hopes of a semifinal place.
Sadly, not this year Hunterville
A slow start has left Hunterville in fifth place and too far back to make the finals.
Premier rugby crunch time
There are two high-stakes matches at either end of the six-team points table.
High noon decision
A decision on Saturday Whanganui rugby action will be made at noon on Friday.
Smooth ride to final on offer
Utiku are in second phase of a decisive two-week period in Wanganui senior rugby.
Semifinal spot beckons
A win by either Marist or Ngamatapouri on Saturday puts them in the semifinals.
Loaded with youth and experience
Marist Celtic have predominantly the same squad as their 2018-19 campaigns.
Multiple squash titles for Whanganui club
The teams event is held across the Squash Central district for B to F Grade players.
Small businesses get helping hand from Government
Local businesses have been able to access expert advice to help with Covid-19 challenges.
Northern sub-union derby day signals end of round one of Whanganui premier rugby
The tables have turned for Taihape in its clash with fellow Northern sub-union Ruapehu.
Push to save historic grandstand
Heritage group calls for building to be restored; mayor says it's not fit for purpose.
Back on track: Northern explorer to return
Councils get behind submission to reinstate main trunk line rail service.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei electorate explained
Explore the Rangitīkei electorate and its vast woolshed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rangitīkei electorate explained
Explore the Rangitīkei electorate and its vast woolshed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Marist v Border could go either way
Border and Marist could easily been in reverse places on the table heading into Saturday.
Former Māori All Black Ray 'Rocky' Parr a 'Lion Tamer'
Parr was in the Wanganui-King Country side that beat the British Isles team 54 years ago.