Abstract artists come to Bricksticks
A range of artists are exhibiting at Bricksticks for Artists Open Studios.
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'Everyone is playing pickleball'
Whanganui players try their hand at the fastest-growing sport in America.
Students paddle off to waka ama champs
Five Whanganui schools will be represented at the secondary schools championships.
Campaign to raise electoral option awareness
The campaign will inform voters of Māori descent about their options.
He’s a legend of NZ television. Peter Williams’ sudden and surprising media career change
ANALYSIS: One of NZ's top broadcasters now aligned with anti-establishment organisation.
Messy Church to celebrate Easter
Messy Church is a great, informal way to celebrate Easter by taking part in fun activities
'Very, very expensive': Dental care woes for rural residents
A lack of dentists is making dental care less of a priority for some rural residents.
Applications invited for Don Linklater bursary
An $8000 bursary is up for grabs for university students.
Big Birthday Bash for Forest & Bird
Celebrating a hundred years of Forest & Bird at Bushy Park Tarapuruhi.
Cricket: United hunting first Coastal Challenge Cup final win
Play in the final starts at 12.30pm on Saturday at Victoria Park.
Charity drive from Auckland to Bluff makes it to Whanganui
The event participants bought a car for less than $2000 to take part in the drive.
Whanganui Heritage Grant Fund open for applications
The fund provides assistance to Whanganui building owners to undertake heritage work.
Matthew Calvert shares his dream Whanganui weekend
Matthew Calvert loves getting onto the football pitch and golf course during his weekend.
Ceramics maker displaying in Artists Open Studios
Nicholas Toyne's work will be on display at Orphic on Drews Ave.
Pane in the glass! Council won't fund window project
'The Whanganui Story' was initiated in 2006.
Whanganui Athletic prepares for the great unknown
'Nothing is given to us on a plate and we can take that mentality onto the pitch.'
Bulls & Districts Historical Society ready for expansion
The museum is preparing a display about late Formula One driver Chris Amon.
Health and wellbeing focus of river symposium
Whanganui river hapū gathered at Rānana Marae for a symposium.
People 'out of pocket' after Facebook Marketplace scams
“Stop, take a step back, take a deep breath, think about it."
Carbon farming firm opens office in Marton
The Rangitīkei-based firm has four land developments in the Whanganui region.
Athletics: New talent emerges at secondary school champs
There was a wealth of new talent at the Whanganui Secondary Schools Champs.
Helen Craig free to 'run amok' as acting mayor
“There are a couple of major issues on, so I can further those.”
Grandmother jailed after spending spree using stolen bank cards
A woman who keeps ignoring orders of the District Court is now going to jail.
Pause for thought in a busy world
It's a chance to view the last season of exhibitions at Sarjeant on Quay.
'Significant and alarming' property valuations will impact rates
The three-yearly rates valuation is 'a snapshot in time' from last October.
Letters: How to keep bank profits in NZ
Chronicle readers have their say on bank profits and electric car subsidies.
RNZAF mark arrival of second Poseidon aircraft at Ōhakea
The P-8A Poseidon is the second of four new aircraft to arrive at the Ōhakea air base.
Protesters present water bottling petition
Kaitiaki wai filled the Whanganui District Council chamber to present their petition.
One injured when car rolls on Great North Rd
The crash blocked the northbound lane of Great North Rd for some time.
4 Barrack St a treat in Artists Open Studios
Pauline Allomes and Simone Jacquat join artistic forces again.
Never too busy to volunteer
“The phone’s going all the time, and if it’s not going, you’re in trouble.”