Marton local to dig deep in heavy metal showdown
Neil Tau is one of 12 competing for the title of New Zealand's best excavator operator.
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Rail petition gathers support
The changing tourism landscape means there could be more stops on the main trunk line.
The recycling entrepreneur going big in Marton
Noticing Marton didn't have kerbside recycling collection, Jake Banks started one himself.
More than 5000 cycle Whanganui River Rd this summer
Improvements to the cycleway and Tour Aotearoa are bringing more cyclists to Whanganui.
Hundreds without power in Rangitīkei
Power is out to hundreds of homes in Halcombe, Marton, Hunterville and Feilding.
Explosive revelation: What sparked Marton lockdown
A person brought what was thought to be explosives to the police station.
Explosives removed from Marton police station
Parts of the town including Marton School were placed in lockdown and cordons set up.
First open day for Te Poho o Tuariki
Tribal base Te Poho o Tuariki opens its doors to the curious public.
Pride Week carries on though some events cancelled
The long lunch brought out the bright and the beautiful in Whanganui.
Nationwide measles campaign hits Whanganui
Thirteen people took up the measles vaccination offer at the Whanganui River Markets.
Logging burn-off sparks large blaze near Marton
Firefighters were called to the scene around 1.15pm on Monday.
Bartley initiative brings health care to the people
Robert Bartley and family have started a foundation to fund region health care.
Building boom puts councils under pressure
Councils are struggling with resources and timeframes as consent applications flood in.
Rodney returns! Famous runaway cat finds next home after latest escapade
Rodney had been on the run since last October.
Marton rail hub on track as planning begins
The project will be a key logistical hub for the forestry industry in the North Island.
Rangitīkei byelection results announced - only 403 votes cast
The winner of the Rangitīkei Southern Ward byelection has been announced.
Course helps people live well with diabetes
The next seven-week course in Whanganui starts in March.
Whanganui weekend: 5 things to do
Welcome to your guide to weekend leisure, rest and relaxation.
Whanganui woman's crusade to raise awareness of brain injury
Nerrily Frith is raising awareness of brain injury: "It should not define who they are."
NZ's longest surviving heart-lung recipient wanted quiet farewell
Remembering the inspirational and determined Kay Burnett.
Speed stacker champ has many other talents you don't know about
The 22-year-old's interests include music, speed stacking, architecture and cooking.
Stats reveal drop in numbers smoking
MP and health support staff encourage smokers to get help to quit this year.
Koitiata resident group aims to protect biodiversity
The group is working to improve and preserve the Koitiata Domain Recreation Reserve.
Kiwi country music talents draw big crowd at Marton festival
Marton Country Music Festival attracted about 3000 people over its three days.
Whanganui weekend: Five things to do
Welcome to your guide to weekend leisure, rest and relaxation.
Marton woman honoured for her work with choirs
Alison Stewart has a lifelong passion for choral music.
Christmas Eve 1953 – A reflection on the Tangiwai disaster
"I spotted a child's Christmas teddy bear and other gifts lay idle on dry mud banks."
Shane Stone builds transportable homes for the region
Bunnings' Clever Living homes can be ready in 14 to 16 weeks and trucked to a section.
Senior Constable Phil Randal has issued his last ticket
The long-serving police officer is retiring after 34 years in the job.
Iwi to expand training courses in 2021
Ngā Wairiki-Ngāti Apa people get a snapshot of progress at their annual general meeting.
New power supply for NZ's most remote school
Pitt Island School has a new power supply thanks to the work of a Marton-based company.
'Tis the season! Where to watch this year's Christmas parades
Christmas Parades in Whanganui, Rangitikei and Ruapehu begin in Taihape this weekend.
Huge crowd flocks to Marton's biggest day
An estimated 8000 people came to Marton for day, making it largest event in Rangitīkei.
Whanganui Weekend: Five things to do
WHANGANUI WEEKEND: Your Saturday-Sunday recreation and relaxation guide.