Bells chime out over Queens Park once again
The bells were originally installed in 1981 and were taken down for renovation in March.
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Acclaimed author hunting Sarjeant stories
"It's always good to include more local colour."
The secret life of the Whanganui region
Nicky Rennie reckons moving back to Whanganui is the best decision she's made.
What to expect on the Whanganui weather front this weekend
Scattered showers on Saturday, but temperatures are expected to be 7C above average.
Cruz comes out on top to claim $1000 scholarship
"Helping people is always something I've wanted to do, and give back to the community."
Whanganui-born public servant given national honour
Carl Crafar's career stretches back over 35 years.
Out of office: What's next for Hamish McDouall
Former Whanganui mayor finding out of office experience better than expected.
Spirits high for On The Rocks festival
Three postponements later, it's all set to go.
My perfect weekend: Glenda Brown
The councillor's Sunday would be spent both with her family and her church family.
Bars across Auckland expecting crowds of World Cup rugby fans
Many bars have been preparing for the sporting event, rostering staff months in advance.
Better water monitoring process for Ruapehu region
The council has upgraded its water sampling process to meet new standards.
Whanganui design innovation celebrated in exhibition
"Whanganui Mūmū – Whanganui By Design" opens next month.
Pharmacy chain stores' opening delayed
The site for the new Chemist Warehouse has been announced and the opening date extended.
Horizons' wasp release bid decision pending
Of 49 submissions, 31 supported releasing the wasps, 16 opposed it and two were neutral.
Guy Williams breaks 12-year Whanganui drought
There's only one reason he's never performed in the city before.
Buck brought back for military academy march-out
Sir Wayne Shelford says the course's purpose is to provide an alternative education path.
Fran Kora's dream festival lineup
"Lockdown forced us to think outside the box, while working inside the box!"
Small Māori-owned lodge wins major tourism award
The business is one of dozens that were recognised during the encouraging awards event.
Grandmother important in preserving boy's ties to whānau
Grandmother's affectionate, loving relationship with grandson too important to lose.
The Terrible Two: Folk duo set to tour
'Music and the arts can offer people so much in complicated times ...'
Athletics: How times have changed
The days of billeting at athletics events are long gone.
Former Whanganui District Councillor to chair new Horizons committee
"A movement towards a view of a catchment through the eyes of the tūī and the tōtara."
Cyclists muster strength as trek draws to close
Most riders managed to complete the 844km Renegades Muster in the central North Island.
Solution sought for Somme Parade slip site
Other minor slip sites are also being managed "to ensure public safety".
Construction begins on Ruapehu emergency facility
The project requires a further $300,000 to be completed.
Talk on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder at Gonville Library
FASD at Tea and Topics this week
Opening gallery fulfills artist's dream
Karen Taylor has opened Street Level Gallery in Guyton St
Road cyclist thrilled with Tour of Southland stage win
Whanganui's Glenn Haden finished the tour 10th overall and second in class.
Does Whanganui need a new hotel?
The city's hotel room inventory is far lower than that of similar regional centres.
'Strange, eh': Black Power president challenges manslaughter conviction
Did Damien Kuru's calm exterior show he sanctioned a hit against a rival?
Whanganui Regional Business Awards winners revealed
The business won three other awards on the night as well as the Supreme Award.