Ukraine-born NZ war hero remembered
WWI NZ Army medic Ivan Tchernegovski was awarded a bravery medal and a Gallipoli medal.
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Apartments in CBD edging towards completion
"You've got to find ways to get satisfaction from all the extra work."
Border off on the right foot (of Craig Clare)
Last year's winners took on Kaierau in the season opener.
Museum Notebook: Wake up, Teasmade
Imagine waking up to a cup of tea made for you by your bedside alarm clock.
'Wolf in sheep's clothing': Jail for sex offender who groomed girl
Child sex offender Shane Doull's claims of remorse did not sway a judge, who jailed him.
Sixty-eight new Covid cases in Whanganui DHB region
The country's first known detection of the Omicron XE variant was reported on Saturday.
Man charged following alleged assault in central Whanganui
He is due to appear in court on April 26.
Is it you? Lotto second division winner sold in Whanganui
There were 15 second division winners across the country.
Man in serious condition after alleged assault in central Whanganui
A 23-year-old man is in police custody.
'Completely unacceptable': Trainer and racehorse both test positive for meth
A banned trainer says she never wanted to hurt her horse and has let everyone down.
Ruapehu mayor opposed to council's coalition support
However, members of the C4LD coalition believe their plan will "rescue" water reforms.
Great Minds: How a Whanganui District councillor found contentment after a breakdown
The councillor had a depressive episode so severe that he was incapable of functioning.
An out of the ordinary weekend in Whanganui
Try something new in the Whanganui region this long weekend.
Where to commemorate Anzac Day
Some services will go ahead despite the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Slice of Whanganui heritage hits the market
The property that houses the Rutland Arms Inn and many other businesses is for sale.
Speedway: Wanganui Warriors out to halt hoodoo
The Warriors are quietly confident ahead of the Superstock Teams Champs in Palmy.
Great Minds: A journey out of 'darkest, saddest place'
"The mind is a powerful beast."
Helen Garner's perfect Whanganui weekend
Helen Garner's perfect Whanganui weekend includes coffee adventures and Grand Prix racing
Loss of life is likely in flood-prone areas
In 2015 floodwaters forced 250 people to be evacuated from their homes
Covid 19: One more dead with Covid-19, 128 new cases
Three people are in hospital with Covid-19.
13 new Covid deaths, including person aged between 10-19
Person aged between 10 and 19 is one of 13 people reported to have died with Covid.
Great Minds: NZ Herald/NZME launch major project on mental wellbeing and our search for happiness
Our new series focuses on the challenges - and solutions - after two years of Covid.
Hidden Covid crisis: Sharp rise in Kiwis struggling with mental wellbeing, happiness
Experts call for urgent action amid concern about Covid's impact on mental health.
Public feedback needed to identify better transport options
Local councils want to encourage more people to use Whanganui's urban bus service.
'Every week's a crisis': Eat or pay bills as cost of living cripples family budgets
"Food is one where it's making a terrible impact ... That's a basic."
Whanganui artist explores source of her creativity
Orphic Gallery is exhibiting Jody Edmonds' deep rich paintings.
Excitement at health locality pilot announcement: 'Now the hard work begins.'
Local health leaders welcome Whanganui being named as one of nine pilot networks.
Whanganui to be awash with jazz
A three-day festival will celebrate an important date on the musical calendar.
Whanganui boxers one bout away from national titles
Belts are up for grabs on Friday and Saturday at Jubilee Stadium.
Kowhai Park castle repairs extended
Work is now expected to continue into early May.
Three youths arrested after string of incidents
The three will appear before the Youth Court on charges related to the alleged incidents.