Latest from Marton

Rugby: Border big win over 14-man Marist

Home team loses prop after only 60 seconds of play.

Plan to create industrial zone south of Marton

Rangitikei District Council is proposing new zoning around Marton.

Weekend racing with Iain Hyndman: Comeback for more

Weekend racing with Iain Hyndman

Drinking water quality report looks at local supply

The report looked at drinking water supply to populations of more than 100 people

Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for July 2

A weekly wrap and discussion of the week's news

Barley partnership will reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Malting company Malteurop and Coastal Bulk Shipping sign up for long-term partnership.

Hockey: Whanganui teams sweep the weekend for their Manawatu games

Whanganui men all set up to go for the Middle Division championship after being promoted.

Football: Wanganui City 6-0 away game shutout of PNBHS

Their football-rugby allrounder shows up at halftime to grab a hat trick.

Clutch performance by the home team in Ohakune

High quality Division 1 game played under the mountain on Saturday.

The ballad of Josh McDonnell and the back of the head deflection

Strong results for the Whanganui teams in their Hockey Manawatu games in Palmerston North.

Win & Bills cafe named in memory of nan

Triez Johnson said her nan Win Ratana could cook something out of nothing

Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for June 17

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Suspicious house fire on Makirikiri Rd near Marton

Fire crews were called to the Rangitīkei property at approximately 9.45pm

Golf: Wanganui GC's Tara Raj and Carron Thompson win Pennant

Strong form at final round in Marton gets them up.

Caskey may choose 'em, then lose 'em.

Big match at Eden Park could mean key players unavailable for important Thames Valley game

New multicultural council president starts

The Multicultural Council of Rangitīkei/Whanganui has a new president - Pushpa Prasad

Fat Rabbit shop owner digging the vibe in Marton

Kym Glasgow says things are changing in Marton and in terms of what shoppers want.

Whānau the key to success for Marton speech contest winner

Waiatatia Ratana-Karehana's speech was judged best in junior English at Ngā Manu Kōrero.