Rangitīkei residents face rates rise
The council says the increase in rates will help pay for various community projects.
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"You couldn't ask for a more lively guy to have as your mate, that's for sure."
'Start of a second wave': Covid cases surge past 10,000
Past fortnight has seen a 'significant increase' in Covid cases and the flu.
Weather: Brrrrr-ace for more chill
Cold air is expected to spread northwards, heading into the July school holiday.
National Party climate spokesperson comes to town
He says an on-demand public transport system like Timaru's could work in Whanganui.
One month, one street, four vehicle crimes
The family of seven said the truck that was stolen was their freedom.
Waka Kotahi promises solutions for roadworks fallout in Turakina
A resolution is in sight for Turakina residents affected by roadworks.
First New Zealanders to win a Grand Prix America Hydroplane series
After nearly flipping his boat, Ken Lupton won the most recent Grand Prix series.
Whanganui Squash Club teams win regional competitions
A former All Black stepped up to bring the Whanganui Squash Club men's team the win
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Covid-19 cases surge in Whanganui
The Ministry of Health reported 124 new community cases on Tuesday.
NZ's Covid trend signals 'very distinct' wave; big jump to 9629 cases today
There were almost 6500 cases yesterday.
Sailing club vandalism under investigation
The clubhouse windows were the target of vandals last month.
Mt Ruapehu's alert level lowered, sudden eruption risk remains
'These observations are consistent with a decline in volcanic unrest at Mt Ruapehu.'
Kevin Page: Things go bump in the night
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Sarjeant Happenings: The Pool Room – a potter's family legacy
Ross Mitchell-Anyon gifted works to his parents from the 1970s onwards.
Initiative to save historic garden loses out
The group is now exploring other options for the money raised.
Whanganui artists selected from high-entry numbers for Parkin Prize
Five Whanganui artists make Parkin Drawing Prize finals.
Firefighters without ladder truck as industrial action continues
Whanganui mayor "absolutely sure" firefighters aren't paid enough.
NZ Male Choir and Community Choir combine voices
Choral concert brings NZ Male Choir and Community Choir together
The Dunning Kruger Club: are you a member?
Frank Gibson discusses those who have the answers
Police investigating Harrison St death
Police and St John responded to the incident on Monday morning.
One dead with Covid-19 in Whanganui
There were also 75 new community cases of Covid-19 in the Whanganui region.