Māori electorate seats ‘wide open’ as Māori Party surges, Labour walks ‘tightrope’
The political environment is very different compared to 2020.
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Special significance for 2023 Fakes and Forgeries contest
The biennial art competition falls on a significant date this year.
New businesses pay off for Drews Ave
Spending data showed growth in the section of the CBD including Drews Ave.
Comment: Police Remembrance Day a big deal
Former police officer Rob Rattenbury reflects on Police Remembrance Day.
'We’re wanting to be prepared': $4.2m being invested in regional flood planning
“It also relieves some of the financial burden on ratepayers."
Work to commence on Forgotten World Highway sealing
Motorists should plan ahead as the road will be closed at times.
Double joy as Marton shop sells winning Lotto tickets
A lucky break for Marton New World.
One dead in Ngāruawāhia two-vehicle crash
Two-vehicle smash just before 5pm has blocked Great South Rd near golf course.
An artist’s eye on Tongariro National Park: Whanganui illustrator captures subtle beauty in new book
Whanganui artist Desmond Bovey talks about the inspiration behind his newly released book.
Military personnel assist with operations at Whanganui Hospital
“That’s why this training opportunity is so important for us.”
Gardening: Grow some versatile tamarillos
Tamarillo plants are small, fast-growing trees.
'Never imagined in my wildest dreams'
Meet Ruapehu's colourful district councillor David "Rabbit" Nottage.
Rural Ruapehu water source lacks parasitic protection
Residents of the small rural village have reported water quality issues to the council.
'A heck of a lot to do': Councillors reflect on first year
'Whanganui is small enough to be able to move fast. Let‘s use that to our advantage.'
Compelling new artworks on show
Vanessa Wairata Edwards' new work is now showing at Whanganui's Edith Gallery.
Comment: I’m happy to say I voted on the first day it opened
The voting conversation is always a tricky one, writes Nicky Rennie.
Letters: Too much anger in national politics
Readers have their say on national politics, leaders who are never wrong and more.
Steady flow of early voters in Whanganui
The week leading up to election day is expected to be busier still.
Whanganui's weather "better and brighter" on Sunday
“Sadly, it’s looking like a wet start to the weekend.”
Council performance critiqued by community
'Results in terms of satisfaction are dipping across the country.'
A Whanganui charity could get up to $10,000
Charity needed to donate $10,000 from JJ Roofing's Running of the Balls in Whanganui
‘It’ll be close’: Race for Te Tai Hauāuru heating up
Current MP Adrian Rurawhe is now on the Labour Party list.
Beautification projects back on track
The Whanganui central city designs still need some fine-tuning.
Rugby: Whanganui ready to go in Meads Cup semi
They take on Thames Valley at Cooks Gardens on Saturday.
'Farmers have to front up': Protecting waterways a costly exercise
“That’s why this work to try to hold the soil on the ground is so important."
Rugby: Drama aplenty in Heartland Championship
A wrap of last weekend's Heartland matches.
Women Who Lead: monthly event aimed at celebrating women in Whanganui
Women Who Lead celebrating women and showcasing women’s leadership in Whanganui
Hāwera literary awards finalists announced
An awards ceremony will be held in Hāwera to crown the winners of each category.
Jam sessions a musical treat
A phenomenon that started in the US is also popular in Whanganui.
Second division Lotto win in National Park
The winning ticket was sold at the National Park Four Square.
Early childhood education degree to be offered in Whanganui
The degree will be on offer from semester one 2024.
Council providing 22.9 per cent of total Sarjeant redevelopment cost
Construction is scheduled to finish in March next year.
Funding needed for key Glassworks programmes
Creative New Zealand funding is being sought.