Cricket: Huntley 1st XI heads to qualifiers
Huntley 1st X1 prevailed over Westmere in a David and Goliath battle in the final.
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Local Focus: Mere Keating and a decade of artist open studios
Weavers artists and makers stocked for weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Waimarino Shears goes bilingual
The Waimarino shears have incorporated te reo Māori as part of their event.
Te Awa Tupua: What "legal personhood" means for the Whanganui River
In 2017, the Whanganui River was granted legal personhood — and the world is watching.
Local Focus: Vaccinations available while you party
Targeting young people with a measles jab. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ngā Tāngata Tiaki kaihautū resigns
Ngā Tāngata Tiaki chief executive Ray Hall has resigned for family reasons.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Castlecliff's sense of community is contagious
Making new memories in an old Castlecliff home.
The small town that had 11 power cuts in two weeks
Causes of the cuts still being investigated.
Mother's all-important e-trike stolen from driveway
'It's my only transport. It's quite important.'
Connecting the islands of the heart
Visiting writer to facilitate workshops for Manawatū's migrant and Pasifika communities.
Covid 'like having plastic bags stuffed in your lungs'
A Whanganui man has a warning for Kiwis after his Covid-19 ordeal in Spain.
Local Focus: Sound Valley set to blast off
The down-low on Sound Valley. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Police using app to photograph innocent youth: 'It's so wrong'
"It makes me angry, because they are children of the Whanganui river."
Locals wanted for skifield jobs
With the gap left by internationals, Mt Ruapehu needs locals to work this ski season.
Local Focus: The weighty issue of the bridge to Taihape
The Kuripapango Bridge is partially closed for 3 months. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Palmerston North's Green MP enjoying new role
Activist-cum-Parliamentarian in his element. Made from funding by NZ On Air.
Making safe spaces for our rainbow communities
"The reality is it's still not safe for LGBTQI+ people to hold hands in public."
One dead after truck rolls in Manawatū-Whanganui region
The incident, between Te Kūiti and Taumarunui, blocked travel in both directions.
Local Focus: MP Steph Lewis settled in new role
'Embedding' is the key word for Steph Lewis. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Two injured in crash near Waiouru
SH49 was closed for close to two hours as emergency services assisted the injured.
Explosive revelation: What sparked Marton lockdown
A person brought what was thought to be explosives to the police station.
Second phase of Whanganui Port upgrade launched
The North Mole upgrade is anticipated to be completed by late 2022 due to its complexity.
Explosives removed from Marton police station
Parts of the town including Marton School were placed in lockdown and cordons set up.
Police name victim of fatal crash near Whanganui
The death is the third road fatality in the Manawatū-Whanganui region in 2021.
Taonga stolen from Whanganui paddle steamer
The taonga, carved by master carver Dean Flavell, was reported missing on Saturday.
First open day for Te Poho o Tuariki
Tribal base Te Poho o Tuariki opens its doors to the curious public.
Man critically injured in lawn mower accident
FENZ had to do a line rescue to pull the man out from under the mower.
More Whanganui locations revealed for Hollywood film
Filming of a Hollywood movie is continuing around the Whanganui region.
The lost children: Lack of records on abuse a 'grave concern'
Records missing for people who spent time at the Lake Alice Psychiatric Hospital.
Ngāti Maru signs $30 million settlement with Crown
More than 150 years since the raupatu of half of the iwi's land, the Crown has apologised.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Small signs of progress 26 years on from Pākaitore
An important stand by local Māori took place in 1995 and it was not about just one issue.
Why Wanganui Rugby is adding the 'H'
Trevor Olney has long been the driving force behind the decision on the union's name.
Whanganui's South Beach sea had 8 times allowed faecal bacteria
None of the breaches - which occurred in summer - were reported.