Mary Ann Lamont's book now in Braille for her grandson
Did You See the Love printed in Braille by Blind Low Vision NZ
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Saskia Knight aims high with her uni job
Saskia Knight has set herself a big target.
Sarjeant Happenings: A shop for all seasons
Forty-five per cent of what the shop sells is made by Whanganui artists and creators.
Call for more recognition for teacher aides
Recent research shows teachers and aides working together benefits students the most.
Air Chathams rebuilding - but fresh challenges await
And the café is back up and running at the airport from Wednesday.
Party at Taumarunui railway station for return of main trunk line
Ruapehu Mayor Weston Kirton was delighted to welcome train back to Taumaranui.
Singer wins international opera award
And the People's Choice award goes to Pene Pati
Short story collection a gem
Joan Rosier-Jones offers up her thoughts on 'Did You See the Love?'
Opening round at Taupō cancelled
Suzuki Series opener cancelled for safety reasons
Dancers bring the magic to life
Shirley McDouall School of Dance impressed with Coppelia
Whanganui artists feature strongly in upcoming auction
The art auction begins this week on December 8.
Conservation Comment: Helping visitors give back to nature
Connecting with or looking at NZ's natural beauty?
We should be asking ourselves, what are we giving?
We need to change our thinking, from 'I' to 'We'
Reading Buddies to meet Canine Friends Pet Therapy
Pet therapy dogs will join join a reading session for kids at Gonville Library.
Funding secured to make Whanganui public transport more accessible
Whanganui is set for new bus stops and real-time boards next year.
Museum notebook: When homemade jewellery was all the rage
Whanganui's Ngaire Swinburne took creative jewellery-making to a whole new level.
Comment: Whanganui is a great place to raise kids
And Rob Rattenbury hopes they return.
Warning signs for rat poison 'obscured' by spring growth
A member of the public says the warning signs are hidden by overgrown foliage.
Average Whanganui property value drops by 10 per cent
Gone are the days of selling a house in two or three weeks.
Whanganui cricket: Huge milestone for Sharrock
He was still at high school when he debuted.
Letters: Three Waters should protect from privatisation
Readers have their say on Three Waters and parking fines.
One person airlifted to hospital after crash
The incident happened early on Saturday morning.
Wasp vs wattle: Horizons gets green light to bring insect in
The EPA said it was highly unlikely the wasp will displace or harm any native species.