Collins: Govt supporters would be 'pretty good at the inquisition'
Crusher Collins slams Labour Government in front of Whanganui retirees.
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Wanganui Cricket: Strong on Sundays
Victory on the final day and third match of the Chapple Cup competition.
Bowls: Wanganui finds Taranaki tough at representative Hexagonal
Taranaki bowlers win both men's and women's divisions on the weekend.
Whanganui buildings, Patea library vandalised
The Community Projects Team have been busy painting over slang and obscenities
Retro and vintage collectors fair raises $1600 for St John
Visitors came from as far as New Plymouth, Lower Hutt, Gisborne and Palmerston North.
Museum Notebook: A Fossil is found of a Giant Crab
Margie Beautrais writes about a giant crab found in the Ahu Ahu Valley
Limousine business stretches service area
Whanganui Limousines is in the business of making people happy
Lions club uses blackface in parade, says critics are 'too precious'
A Lions club in Taranaki is under fire for using blackface in a Christmas parade.
Speedway: Ministocks and Minisprints at Whanganui tomorrow night
First titles of the season on the line at Oceanview.
Badger steps down from representative cricket
New baby on way expected to take up time of former skipper with young guns carrying on.
Wanganui's young guns show courage in Napier
Side bats all but one over of Sunday to stave off an innings defeat.
Bowls: Interclub titles decided in Whanganui
Two weekends of qualifiers culminates in championship finals around the township.
Artists aim to pass with flying colours
Studio Artists present their personal bests for 2018
Renaissance man loved to share knowledge
Archie Robertson collected and shared knowledge as well as artefacts from around the world
New Zealand's best bach revealed
A beachside Taranaki hideaway has been named as New Zealand's Bach of the Year.
Muay Thai: Whanganui's Swade Wallace and Brian Alderton dominate
Impressive victories on Night of Assassins 3 undercard
Terry Sarten: Dangerous and delusional myths laid bare in land of the long white lie
New Zealand has spent a lot of time immersed in myths of our own making.
Whanganui could be hotter than usual - Niwa
Seasonal Climate Outlook says temperatures have a 45% chance of being above average.
Mayor: Quake risk to public is very low
It's the most sensible way of balancing risk with affordability, says mayor.
WSS Sports Awards
Ray White Whanganui Secondary School Sports Awards - the domestic winners
New sponsor to boost Whanganui Arts Review
The 2019 Arts Review Open Award winner will get more prize money and a solo exhibition.
Cricket: Collegiate 2nd XI claims Secondary Schools Cup
School's 2nd XI hammers the 1st XI's of their town neighbours.
Heartland loss could be Maori rugby gain
Players missing out on Meads Cup final could now play rescheduled Maori game.
Every national final except the one we wanted
The Meads Cup campaign is over, but Saturday is still important for some former locals.
Crowds flock back to Oceanview Speedway in Whanganui for early speedway season action
Crowds flock back to Oceanview Speedway in Whanganui of early speedway season action.
Meads Cup semifinal shock: Thames Valley upset Wanganui
Waikato union play with passion and Wanganui falters under the pressure in boilover.
Love letter to seaside suburb Castlecliff
Matt Edmonds and Rohan Goodsir talk negative perceptions and why they are wrong.
Patea's table-topping property value gains - what's going on?
South Taranaki rating values
'$97,000 vehicle will ultimately benefit ratepayers'
Chairman defends the most expensive council-purchased vehicle of anyone in NZ local govt.
New pink pipes lay groundwork for self-driving cars
Cables replaced in Project Westwind, about 70 people working across region.
What's on in Whanganui this week?
Your guide to what's on in the Whanganui region this week
We've got ourselves a convoy ... Classic truckers converge on Whanganui
Classic convoy lunches at Caroline's Boatshed.