"You guys slept on us for awhile"
Combat sport athletes message the same now as it was in November at local sports awards
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'Stay salty': Adesanya's powerful speech stuns Halbergs
Adesanya delivered a powerful, expletive-filled, acceptance speech at Halberg Awards.
Pitch perfect
She was not suited by the false start at her last outing in the City of Auckland Cup here.
Coast to Coast: Whanganui team third in tandem race
Finishing behind All Black legend fires boys up to go back next year.
From Whanganui club cricket to being named in ICC Under 19 World Cup team
Canadian allrounder named beside players likely to become ODI stars and IPL millionaires
Greyhounds: Cole's contenders at Hatrick continue unabated
Can't lose Race 9 with every dog from the same Palmerston North kennel.
No guarantee for Max
Brown and Imrie are banking on their 2019 form to continue through to Sydney this weekend.
Beamish cracks four minutes
His time of 3:56.90 was a full 10 seconds faster than his previous personal best.
Tuned to the minute
The M/W Championships have their final week in Palmerston North next week.
Audacity of Dibben
Dibben had the measure of all but two of the superbikes at the Burt Munro Challenge.
Out-of-towners dominate
It was the 19th year the event was sponsored by Ryman Healthcare.
Local Focus: Tournament coup for Whanganui tennis
A dream, work ethic and a bit of 'mongrel'. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Wanganui rep cricket loss with Rayner retirement
The 36-year-old builder remains a passionate Marton Saracens Cricket Club supporter.
Reardon ready for Marton in cross-country clash
Runnerup last year wants to win the title in his followup attempt.
Obituary: Policeman, athlete and coach Toby Bowyer farewelled
After winning many regional titles, he passed on his knowledge to future champions.
Cricket: Central Stags end Ford Trophy with nine wicket loss to Canterbury
Injuries took a toll this summer.
Cricket: Wanganui Renegades win Premier 2 Twenty20 title
Side now aiming for a season double by claiming the Pro 40 crown.
Conservation Comment: Climate change is real
The pursuit of growth, always growth, by corporations and the wealthy must stop.
Sevens: Ngamatapouri wins Kimbolton tournament
Good start to the year for the men from up the Waitotara Valley, and their Marist imports.
NCC nightmare for Marist
Many opposition get to raise their bats in some monster scores against the minnows.
United defeat unbeaten Levin and Tech overcome Weraroa on way to Coastal semis
Clutch wins away from home sees both teams through a derby playoff
IPW Whanganui Warfare aiming to get bigger and better
Show shifts to War Memorial Hall next year after fun night of action.
Bowls: Wanganui just miss out in final of 68th Taranaki Women's Open Fours
Only one point in it after comeback against Papakura team in the last game.
Pro Wrestling: Local wrestlers plan to shine at IPW Whanganui Warfare tomorrow night
Championships and home town pride on the line.
Big turnout for Wanganui Golf Club fundraiser to help Tara Raj get to Thailand
Heading to Amateur Asia-Pacific Championship next week.
Drag racing: Whanganui's Rivers family lead national series after record run in Nelson
Nicole Rivers sets best time of 4.41 second pass on the airstrip.
Letters: Neuro Foundation donor peeved
As a donor to NF, the thought of this man buying golf balls with my money makes me wild.
Marist in Central Districts finals of National Club Championship
Team hoping the Twenty20 format might allow them to pull off a couple of upsets.
Bigtime Bruno and Sir Duggie looking to help Lisa Cole reach 1000 wins for a season
Stacked kennel currently running roughshod over the scene.
Stags bashed at the Basin by the Firebirds
Heavy 118-run loss removes remaining hope of making the Top 3.
Shearing: Genetics and work ethic earned Angela Coleman the Phill Hourigan Memorial Trophy
Her work ethic matched that of the trophy namesake, Phill Hourigan.
Hot temps, hot times at Cooks
The returning holiday makers were joined by newcomers from other centres.