Another worthy Ranfurly Shield challenge in August from Wanganui
Taranaki knew they had been in a game after 80 physical minutes in Hawera.
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One family, three generations of Ranfurly Shield rugby
Cameron Crowley to tie Wanganui record for Shield challenges.
Squash Central finds their new Princes of the court
Sixteen weekend series around the regions culminates in Whanganui.
Wanganui young guns get to experience Ranfurly Shield rugby
First Shield game played in Hawera in nearly 100 years.
Trans-Tasman Resources lets permits lapse
Trans-Tasman Resources allows two offshore prospecting permits to lapse
Electric vehicle charger for Whanganui
An electric vehicle charge station has been installed at Pak'nSave supermarket.
Football Whanganui earn their first Federation League victory
After 11 games, Whanganui finally on the right positive side of the scoreboard.
Artist inspired by tragic tale of former mayor
Building distorted monuments in Whanganui
Creative talent wanted for Korimako Lane
South Taranaki District Council wants artwork for Korimako Lane in Hawera.
Manslaughter charge after death of man found unconscious on street
A man will appear in court on Tuesday charged with the manslaughter of Daniel John Gooch.
Boxon's Reweti appointed Mustangs coach
The 22-year-old has secured his second gig since starting his coaching career this year.
Local logs fill gap for Pitzac
A Whanganui forestry operation is now supplying timber for Pitzac Wood Enterprises.
Some glad, some sad about Nukumaru-Waiinu road
Road that could 'kill' Waitotara village a 'no-brainer' for one Waiinu resident.
Dairy effluent affects stream for 2.2km
Directors of Block 8 Farm fined $54,000 in Environment Court
Maui dolphin sanctuary under mining threat
Ironsands Offshore Mining Ltd allowed to explore seabed offshore from New Plymouth
Reps replace premier
School holidays and age group rep netball tournaments affect premier division competition
Ari on song
Whanganui's Aria Bannister moves to NZ U11 No2 seed after North Island squash performance.
South Otago man wins young farmer contest
This year's top two young farmers are both from the South Island.
Waimarino awards favour young Whanganui artists
Quality entries impress judges in Waimarino Art Awards
U18 rep hockey teams off to shaky start
Whanganui men and women's U18 rep hockey teams off to shaky start at nationals
Wind downs power lines in Ruapehu District
The wider Whanganui region had some strong winds and spells of heavy rain on Sunday night.
Survivor of Waverley crash still in hospital
Ani Nohinohi is still in hospital, nearly two weeks after the horror crash.
Agreement over Nukumaru-Waiinu Beach road
South Taranaki District Council hopes work on a new road to Waiinu will start this summer
Regional gold award for Whanganui home
A Whanganui home has won a gold award in the regional House of the Year competition.
Nicola Patrick: Cars as safe as nuts behind the wheel
Those who die are not statistics.
Patea Area School does things different and that works
Principal Nicola Ngarewa changed the curriculum and the school's success skyrocketed.
'I will never get over it' - Deep scars of canyoning tragedy
The TV drama on the Mangatepopo Gorge canyoning tragedy has brought back horrible memories
Keene had never ridden in a sports car but now she has
Ora Keene farewelled by family and friends
Rates up in South Taranaki
South Taranaki ratepayers will pay 1.8 to 3.1 per cent more in rates for the 2018/19 year.
Feilding young farmer off to nationals
Will Taylor hopes to fight off six others and be New Zealand's Young Farmer of the Year.
Christie heads to nationals in Gisborne
Cullinane College student Christie Wallace is a fluent te reo Māori speaker.
Sharp drop in economic confidence
Regional economic confidence dropped sharply in the June quarter.