'Over the moon': More RATs now available for schools
The Ministry of Education will receive close to a million more tests.
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Victim remains hypersensitive after suffering years of abuse
MM spent most of his life in jail after years of physical and sexual abuse in state care.
231 new Covid cases in region
The Ministry of Health announced 24 deaths in New Zealand on Wednesday.
'We can't just stop': Iwi collective extends rapid response rollout
The collective is extending its mobile response for several more weeks.
Plenty of studios exhibiting in annual Whanganui event
Artists Open Studios set to be big
Choppers take over battle against scrub fires
Ground crews have basically stood down, with helicopters finishing off the job
New owners behind wheel at Wanganui Toyota
The dealership has joined the Manawatu & TRC Toyota group
Majority of schools now dealing with Covid cases
"Our kids are really resilient and they are just going about their daily business."
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Fixing cost of living crisis needs new thinking
Taking GST off fresh produce one way to help whanau cope with surging prices.
'House prices can't go down'
The developers are targeting first home buyers - but haven't found many.
Opinion: Business needs long-term strategy for inflation
Russell Bell this week looks at how businesses can plan around inflation
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Tuesday 15th March Wrap
There were 960 people with Covid-19 in hospitals around the country on Tuesday, and two more deaths. Video / Mark Mitchell / NZ Herald
Social media used for the sale and supply of drugs
Jeremiah Peipi used social media for the sale and supply of class A and B drugs.
Two hundred and seventy-six Covid cases in region
There are now 1600 active cases.
Covid: Two more deaths, 21,616 cases, record 960 hospital patients
Today's numbers show Omicron cases far from peaking.
Whanganui set for fine week of weather
Evenings are starting to cool down now that autumn is here.
'More cases out there that we don't know about': Lack of testing and reporting worries iwi vaccinators
"Definitely I think there are more cases out there than we actually realise."
Old fire sites reigniting cause of wildfires
People are asked to ensure fires are fully extinguished so they don't reignite.
Cargo of safety helmets sent to help in Ukraine conflict
The Czech distributor of Whanganui's Pacific Helmets requests spares for the war effort.
Marathon runner helps little hearts
Marton's Rachel Lovelock hopes people will get involved in Little Hearts Day
Clear your home of hazardous waste
Household hazardous waste must be registered for disposal by Whanganui District Council.
Whanganui City College building futures
Whanganui City College students are building a house on school grounds.
Peter Cape's report after a tour of Britain in 1962
Peter Cape's report to the Imperial Relations Trust
Whanganui Film Society screening A Fantastic Woman
Whanganui Film Society to screen film from Chile
In defence of the fourth estate
Nicola Patrick sticks up for her former occupation