
Marton community 'disgusted and shocked' by cat dumping
Rodney was dumped 15km north of Marton by a Marton ITM staff member.
Rodney was dumped 15km north of Marton by a Marton ITM staff member.
Whanganui news items in brief
All occupants of the property were outside the house when fire crews arrived.
Ratepayers can expect a 3.63 rates average increase for the 2020-2021 financial year.
The Marton local has spent many years giving back to her community.
The WRHN hosted the 'thank you' event at the Wanganui Racecourse.
The day consisted of a parade, performances and a market.
The decision was made by consensus vote by the Rangitikei District Council.
Why is Captain Cook being looked upon as a brutal, racist, white-supremacist thug?
Runners were able to swap the virtual world for real life after lockdown.
Mementos from the Kiwi St School kapa haka group are part of the Museum collection.
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Touring musician happy to be on the road and visiting Whanganui.
Paul Hooper wants publicity for his Census case against Statistics New Zealand.
Time to put Taumarunui back on the schedule.
The criteria has been altered to include the majority of ratepayers.
"I don't see why ratepayers should fund somebody else's holiday."
All customers will have to be seated while having their drinks.
School did a third of all the hours of the seven schools taking part combined.
Whanganui Girls College looking likely to take out the prize.
A month on from the health director's request for action, the DHB has tested 3473 people.
Councillor would have been gutted if convicted and stripped of role.
Maize sown in strips minimises moisture and sediment loss- and clover is retained.
Huntley School is one of a number of private schools to claim the wage subsidy.
Drive-by and community clinics around the region have been immunising the vulnerable.
Sleeves will be rolled up, engines fired up and trees will fall when alert level drops.
Local mayors are considering the best ways to assist their communities.
The case will still be classed as probable and remain part of the statistics.
Whanganui DHB says testing in the district is increasing daily.