Boat ramp clearance 'more thorough'
A longer-term solution to silt at Wharf St is being implemented.
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Two dead in crash on SH47, Tongariro
Two people have died in a crash on SH47 in Tongariro National Park.
Intensive winter grazing workshops confirmed
Workshops for farmers will be held in Hunterville, Ohakune and Taihape.
Whanganui Toy Library brings joy
The Whanganui Toy Library is one of the oldest in New Zealand.
Forecast rain not expected to cause flooding
Horizons says no major issues are expected in the region.
Privileged prisoners lose perks after escape attempt, vandalism and discovery of contraband
Chief custodial officer says the three inmates behaviour was 'clearly unacceptable'.
Person dies after being struck by a train
Trains in the area were stopped due to the incident
Global tastes, sounds and sights set for WOMAD stage
Three weeks before Womad Aotearoa comes to Taranaki the final programme has been released.
Renowned economist coming to Whanganui
The forum will also report on the region's economic goals for 2022-23.
Vets urge owners to vaccinate dogs
Treating parvovirus is expensive and even then many dogs do not survive.
Athletes line up for NZ combined events champs at Cooks Gardens
New Zealand Combined Events Championships is on at Cooks Gardens on Saturday and Sunday.
Kauarapaoa Road in Whanganui closed
The council said they would keep community members informed on when it will be repaired.
Mayor has no answers on flood report
A Pūtiki resident says flooding is a danger and urgent action is needed.
Shakespeare in the Park postponed
The Merry Wives of Windsor at Bason Botanic Gardens is rescheduled due to the weather.
Netball fund to help Whanganui kids get on court
ANZ is providing $100,000 in netball fee subsidies.
Left to gather dust: Whanganui council report warned of ‘widespread flooding’
A Pūtiki resident says flooding is a danger and urgent action is needed.
Firefighter says Cyclone Gabrielle conditions were unlike anything he’d seen
The group of local officers were primarily stationed in the Esk Valley.
Fine art of embroidery in action at Whanganui Regional Museum
Whanganui Regional Museum will host a series of "stitch-ins" during March.
Start date set for Whanganui velodrome track replacement
Replacement of the Whanganui velodrome track will start in April.
Black Power enforcer to step down from gang to focus on his whānau
The sergeant at arms is currently in jail for the death of a rival gang member.
Share the Road comes to WIS to teach bus safety
The bus was planned to be brought back for each term so each cluster could learn from it.
Disqualified driver escapes punishment for flouting court orders
Driver disqualified after almost killing victim back behind wheel without consequences,
State Highway 4 between Raetihi and Ūpokongaro re-opened
The road had been closed since Wednesday, February 15 due to slips and fallen trees.
Coral forms basis of new La Fiesta exhibition
Make a Mark studio is exhibiting at the Community Arts Centre.
Hello Comedy sees a real future for comedy in Whanganui
Hello Comedy Showcase next month
Volunteer of the Month has always been busy
Kath Pinker is Volunteer of the Month.
Wild Food Challenge returns to Waimarino
Waimarino foodies ready for a wild challenge.
The Chronicle Q&A: DC Harding talks books, voter turnout and gym playlists
Daniel (DC) Harding of Ngāi Tahu answers questions from Te Kakenga Kawiti-Bishara.
'Like flying into a warzone': How Whanganui's helping the Cylone Gabrielle relief
Six personnel from the Whanganui Fire Station are assisting Urban Search and Rescue.
Kevin Page: Spilling the beans on coffee challenges
There I was in my smart outfit that Mrs P wanted.
La Fiesta 2023 activities assisted by Sport Whanganui
La Fiesta and Sport Whanganui team up to bring events to the community.
Netting 90 years at the table
Wanganui Table Tennis Association to celebrate 90 years.