Technicality helps drugged driver avoid convictions
John Ihaka had meth and cannabis in his blood but avoided drugged driving convictions.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromWhanganui Chronicle
Omicron outbreak: 9109 new cases, 20 deaths today
Yesterday, a second person with the Omicron sub-variant BA.4 was identified.
Person critically injured in tractor rollover
St John said an ambulance, rapid response vehicle and helicopter responded.
'Lipstick on a pig': Ruapehu councillor condemns Three Waters changes
Cr Adie Doyle condemned the new public shareholding model as Government spin.
Club night this Friday at Musicians Club
Sam Manzanza at the Musicians Club this Friday
Another week of clear skies for Whanganui
The region is one of the warmest places in the country on Monday and Tuesday
Busy Ruapehu ski season anticipated despite balmy weather
Mt Ruapehu glaciers overdue for aerial scientific survey.
Vacant Kāinga Ora houses checked for Healthy Homes standards
Empty Kāinga Ora houses in Whanganui are scheduled for improvements.
Kevin Page: No fear of cancel culture when it comes to banking
All I wanted to do was cancel an overdraft.
Heritage Art Auctions accepting entries for June auction
Art wanted for next auction
Mother's Day stall to sell posies at market
Floral Art Group to sell Mother;s Day posies
Riwai Hina takes the helm of the Whanganui Jazz Orchestra
New director for Whanganui Jazz Orchestra
Whanganui Film Society screening
Whanganui Film Society to screen drama about a troubled French suburb.
Mt Ruapehu has strongest tremor in 20 years
A period of heightened unrest continues for Mt Ruapehu.
Inmate guilty of head-butting female guard
Joshua Carnegie has been found guilty of head-butting a female guard at Kaitoke Prison.
Live: Seven deaths, 6636 new Covid cases - second case of new variant confirmed
A second person has been confirmed as having the BA.4 variant of Omicron.
Housing report finds no improvements in overcrowding, heating
Kāinga Ora says the Whanganui region is a priority for more safe and affordable housing.
Letters: Why was there no Anzac dawn service in Whanganui?
Readers have their say on Anzac Day, Chris Luxon and a thanks to Whanganui.
The Monday Q&A: Funeral director Colin McGrail
Colin McGrail discusses mortality, customer service and standing in the ocean
Rob Rattenbury: Why school days are the best days of your life
There are several periods in life that could be termed "the best days of your life".
Taihape survive late rally in the valley
The Grand Hotel Shield was on the line in Waitotara Valley.
Māia to compete in World Cup events
Rachel Māia hopes to get the first ever climbing medal for New Zealand.
Club rugby wrap: Marist bridging the gap
All the action from the weekend in Whanganui club rugby
Covid-19: 64 new cases in the Whanganui region
The first case of the BA.4 Omicron variant has been detected at the New Zealand border.
Six dead, 5656 Covid cases today - new variant discovered in NZ
Case numbers are starting to plateau, except in the West Coast and South Canterbury.