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Competitions Society

Competitions Society at Wanganui Girls College Hall. Performing on stage could be a nervous experience but Friday at the Wanganui Competitions the young musicians waited patiently for their recitals, happy to share what they have learned over the years.

Week in Pictures 30th June - 5th July

A week in pictures with the Wanganui Chronicle from the 30th June till the 5th July. The pictures are available for sale at the Chronicle office in Taupo Quay, Wanganui, or by phoning 06 349 0710, extn 50803.

Week in Pictures 23rdth - 29th June

A week in pictures with the Wanganui Chronicle from the 23rd till the 29th June. The pictures are available for sale at the Chronicle office in Taupo Quay, Wanganui, or by phoning 06 349 0710, extn 50803.

Country Kids Come to Town

The Wanganui East Rural Schools' Cluster played to a packed-out Wanganui Opera House on Wednesday evening, with their first-ever variety concert, Country Kids Come to Town.

ANZ Olympic Bus

NEW Zealand Olympic double gold medallist swimmer Danyon Loader was greeted with awe and huge applause at Westmere School yesterday. He arrived in a genuine London double-decker bus painted like a New Zealand flag and with pictures of great athletes on the sides. Inside, downstairs, was an exercise area, and upstairs were rows of iPods where children could research the Olympic Games. Photos by Bevan Conley

Weekend Pics

The Mediaworks Radio Live Rivercity Championships displayed strength, grace, charm and colour as the dancers competed in 67 events in the Wanganui Girls' College Hall on Saturday afternoon. Dancesport Wanganui committee treasurer Serena Richards said the competitions were held every year with dancers from Auckland, Wellington and Palmerston North competing against the local talent. Photographer Rae Cliffe recorded the dancers' grace.

Week in Pictures 9th - 15th June

A week in pictures with the Wanganui Chronicle from the 9th till the 15th June. The pictures are available for sale at the Chronicle office in Taupo Quay, Wanganui, or by phoning 06 349 0710, extn 50803.

Week in Pictures 2nd - 8th June

A week in pictures with the Wanganui Chronicle from the 2nd till the 8th June. The pictures are available for sale at the Chronicle office in Taupo Quay, Wanganui, or by phoning 06 349 0710, extn 50803.

Week in Pictures 28th April - 4th May

A week in pictures with the Wanganui Chronicle from the 28th April to the 4th of May. The pictures are available for sale at the Chronicle office in Taupo Quay, Wanganui, or by phoning 06 349 0710, extn 50803.

HEHA 35th Round the Bridges

HEHA presented the 35th Annual round the Bridges Fun Run for 2012 which was supporting the City Mission this year. Photos by Bevan Conley.

Week in Pictures 21st - 27th April

A week in pictures with the Wanganui Chronicle from the 21st to the 27th of April. The pictures are available for sale at the Chronicle office in Taupo Quay, Wanganui, or by phoning 06 349 0710, extn 50803.

ANZAC DAY Maori Service

ANZAC DAY Maori Service at Moutoa Gardens (P?kaitore) PHOTO BEVAN CONLEY

ANZAC DAY Wanganui

Wanganui's ANZAC Day dawn service around the cenotaph on Queens Park. PHOTOS STUART MUNRO

Photos: New look Wanganui Chronicle launched

Wanganui Chronicle staff at Majestic Square for the launch of the new paper format.

Preparing for new tabloid format

Today's Wanganui Chronicle is an historic document. It is the last-ever weekday Chronicle in broadsheet (large page) format. After today, only our Big Weekend Chronicle (published Saturdays) will take this form. From Monday, your weekday Chronicle will be a compact, user-friendly tabloid paper. Photographer Stuart Munro snapped some of our staff yesterday as they worked to produce today's edition

Easter Photos

Wanganui basked in sunshine over the Easter weekend and locals and visitors to the city enjoyed the balmy weather. Chronicle photographer Bevan Conley caught up with those who relaxed with family members in and around the city. If you've got pictures from your Easter weekend activities send them in, we'd love to see them.