Comment: Streetscape retains Whanganui's history
Rob Rattenbury appreciates developers who are retaining Whanganui's old buildings.
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A life of service to the Māori Wardens
Maori warden documentary shows the dedication and love people offer.
Whanganui Mini smokes it for KidsCan
Two Whanganui heroes and their Mini make it to Invercargill, raising more than $20,000.
'Deeply disappointed and disheartened': Castlecliff residents fuming over rock wall
“Our concerns about the process are valid.”
'An integral part of the city': Meet the new Sarjeant Gallery director Andrew Clifford
'What we have here tells the story of Whanganui.'
Crowds flock to Wembley Park as Athletic's Central League season begins
“I think we’re even more positive and determined than we were in week one.”
Choir promises varied programme in special venue
Schola Sacra performs at Sarjeant on the Quay on April 16.
Nicky Rennie: An Easter holiday on a budget
Comment: It is... the thing that keeps me awake at night
New RNZAF Poseidon lands in Fiji
The plane is being piloted by a squadron with a long history on the island.
Cyclone Gabrielle damage forces change in direction for Bremworth
Bremworth is looking to overseas markets to help it recover from production losses.
What to expect this Easter long weekend
“Friday will be the best day of weather, with only light wind and high cloud."
Easter weather: What's in store for the long weekend
The South Island also woke to a cold and frosty morning to kick off the long weekend.
Rotorua's steamy spots will spice up your Instagram
There are endless photo-worthy activities to be discovered in Rotorua.
Jazz musicians to set the groove
Jamie Pye is bringing his quartet to Whanganui to perform a groovy show.
James Paul on shandies, sourdough bread, and Shania Twain
"ll spend a bit of time sitting and contemplating out there."
On the run: Woman who kicked police fails to appear for sentencing
Geneva Patea was due to be sentenced this week but failed to appear.
Toy fair to have all the fun while supporting charities
The world's first carbon-neutral toy fair is coming to Whanganui.
2000 youngsters take part in TRYathlon
Isaac Roberts (12) was one of 2000 children who took part in the event.
What's going on in Whanganui for Easter?
The events vary from live music to river cruises to professional wrestling.
Highway blues: Roading budget blows out by $1.72 million
“The issues we are experiencing here are by no means unique."
'It's an irritating time': Mixed views on Easter break
Whanganui residents discuss what the Easter break means to them.
Whanganui Mayoral Relief Fund tops $80,000
The funds will assist the Hastings community with Cyclone Gabrielle recovery.
Athletics: Students shine at North Island Schools event
Whanganui athletes picked up a swag of titles.
Calculating the cost of doing nothing
What is the cost of not doing something, asks Terry Sarten.
Good things take time: Kiwi band's debut album 25 years in making
“It’s a raw sound and it’s not perfect, but it doesn’t want to be perfect either.”
Infectious rhythms at Whanganui Musicians Club
Sam Manzanza will perform at the Whanganui Musicians Club.
Christian woman with no criminal history meted out vicious assault on roadside
Her victim suffered brain bleeds after being kicked and punched on the ground.
Whanganui flyer represents Lower North Island at National Championships
Ryan is 14 and recently represented the Lower North Island at a national competition.
Historic Royal Enfield Day for Whanganui
Royal Enfield riders from around the North Island will travel to Whanganui for the event.
Rowing: Whanganui squads taste success at schools champs
Whanganui High, Whanganui Collegiate and Rangitīkei College crews performed well.
Fishing contest ready to ride waves
The competition launches from the Castlecliff slipway on Saturday and Sunday.
Maadi Cup expectations for WHS blown out of water
The result was coming off similar results at the North Island championships.
Flood barrier to be built to protect homes
“It’s not a matter of if the river will rise to high levels, but when.”
Letters: Bird aviary not all about the bottom line
Readers have their say on the bird aviary and Amdram's 'The Phantom of the Opera'.