Speedway: Palmerston North team take out North Island Sidecar Championship
The sidecars stole the show on a track with plenty of drive and passing opportunities.
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Kevin Page: A card up your sleeve could take the sting out of pain
Luckily a little bit of laughter, courtesy of my beloved, helped with my recovery.
Whanganui teenager a nominee for Young New Zealander of the Year
“I’ve always got all sorts of ideas bouncing around..."
Hundreds of horses heading to Whanganui for polocrosse nationals
“Any of them on the day could be good enough.”
The winding River Road to good health
Ka Waewae Tātahi is a Whanganui River Marae relay.
'You were at fault': Judge sets sex offender straight after victim blamed for his assault
“She was not at fault, you were at fault. She did nothing wrong.”
School Vege Challenge draws most entries ever
The supplies for the challenge were supplied over three days.
Horizons makes more than $350K available for climate and biodiversity projects
Funding on offer for projects that support mātauranga Māori and climate resilience.
'E-mobility is on the rise.': Ōhakea to trial a fleet of electric scooters
Members of the New Zealand Defence Force are finding more sustainable ways to travel.
Shot Bro: Seminar on real-life fight with depression heads to Marton
"It will inspire our community."
Rich diversity in annual Shakespeare festival
"It can be difficult to explain how utterly transformative SGCNZ’s opportunities are."
The Collaboration lives every part of its definition
The Collaboration - a supportive design and workshop space for artists.
Cricket: Nice save by Whanganui United takes them to Coastal Challenge Cup final
Whanganui United qualifies for fifth Coastal Challenge Cup final in eight seasons.
Poetry book launched in Whanganui
Renae Williams and Chloe McCartan drop in to Lockett Gallery.
Repertory AGM: president re-elected, new life member, new patron
AGM brings in new patron for Repertory.
Whanganui Literary Festival books noted Māori writer
Whanganui Literary Festival attracts Witi Ihimaera
History teaches us there is hope for humankind
OPINION: We can surely problem-solve our way out of climate disaster.
April Phillips and Andrew London return to Whanganui with new stage show
April Phillips and Andrew London return to Whanganui with a new musical comedy stage show.
Sport Ability Days coming up for Whanganui, Ōhakune
Some inclusive sports events are coming soon for the region's young people.
US blues guitarist books Whanganui gig
Ruth Wyand to play at Whanganui Musicians Club.
The Foxhole is becoming the place to go after a week's work
Ridgway Park is the place to be on a Friday after work.
'Serious violence': Blow from baseball bat snaps victim's arm
'If you had connected with his head, you could well have killed him.'
Schools locked down as armed police descend on Feilding
Two people have been taken into custody.
Artists Open Studios back bigger than ever
More than 90 studios and around 160 artists were taking part this year.
Rob Rattenbury: What history teaches us about this year’s election
Comment: MMP changes everything,
Traditional healing classes start in Marton
He Akoranga Rongoā Māori is a programme designed for traditional health practices.
Varied week of Whanganui weather ahead
Overnight temperatures are expected to drop into single digits this week.
Craig Cawley on Eric Clapton, pub gigs and loading zones
Musician tells the Chronicle Q&A: 'I play guitar and I sing, and that's it...'
What Nicky Rennie learned at Central Districts Field Days
Comment: There was concern that they would smell townie on me a mile off
Waverley Primary School celebrates 150th anniversary
A parade put on to honour the school had people lining the towns main street.