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Adviser warns businesses to be ready for Covid-19

Covid-19 will likely reach the Whanganui community and businesses told to be ready.

Whanganui makes the most of alert level 3

Cafes across the city were busy serving up hot coffee on Wednesday morning.

'Light at the end of the tunnel' - Welcome to Level 3

Businesses welcome the move to level 3 and contactless service.

Lockdown Hero: Top chef serves up love on a plate to those who serve the community

Top chef spends lockdown in the kitchen to serve meals to those who serve the community.

Loss of Ruapehu spring skiing 'heartbreaking'

"It's heartbreaking because there's nothing you can do about it."

Back in business: Level 3 shift welcomed by Whanganui leaders

The region moves to alert level 3 at 11.59pm on Tuesday night.

Business taking 'massive hit', some whānau running short of kai

Te Ranga Tupua iwi collective says business and whānau are feeling the pinch of lockdown.

Comment: Yogi Berra quotes sum up lockdown feelings

Russell Bell writes that the baseballer's famous sayings are on the mark for Covid-19.

Watch: Mortgage relief, rent freezes not necessary at the moment - Robertson

Only one firm with more than 100 full time employees had applied for the wage subsidy.

Musician comes home with tasty treats in tow

James Paul is a man of many talents.

Whanganui Playground Centre goes worldwide

A Whanganui business sends play equipment all over New Zealand and the world.

Opinion: Business success by design

Russell Bell writes about a Whanganui business at the cutting edge of interior design.

Obituary: John Palamountain's legacy his life's work

The Whanganui businessman had a passion for land and animals.

Property Brokers Whanganui agents make the elite list

Vicky Todd and Bruce McGhie say their strong team contributed to their success

Could Whanganui get a new hotel?

The document will enable next steps for developers interested in investing in a new hotel.

New life skills course gives youth a shot at employment

A group of Whanganui young people are a step closer to entering employment.

More people reading Whanganui Chronicle

Readership has grown by nearly 15 per cent or 3000 readers on the same period last year.

Comment: What's interesting about business

Russell Bell says it's not just your elevator pitch about your business that's important.