
Year in Review: June 2020
June saw the move to level 1, a bizarre Lotto draw, and a visit from some marine mammals.
June saw the move to level 1, a bizarre Lotto draw, and a visit from some marine mammals.
Over $60,000 was awarded to eight different organisations.
Police said there was an altercation between two women known to each other.
Christmas Parades in Whanganui, Rangitikei and Ruapehu begin in Taihape this weekend.
Ruapehu WorX (RwX) has been officially launched this week.
Architects and designers Jasmax Central will do extensive consultation on the project.
Ruapehū is one of the first rural councils to introduce the collection service.
But nine pest plants in the Horizons region may be impossible to remove.
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Most properties have gone up by 50 percent on average, some as much as 80 per cent.
Whanganui Rural Community Board members quiz provider about rural health services.
Whanganui social workers share their stories for their celebration day.
Thomas aims to focus on improving the mental health of farmers and farm workers.
We are looking to the next thousand years and beyond, says Ngāti Rangi's CEO
Health officials encourage locals and tourists to use Raetihi testing if needed.
Raetihi's Elijah Pue is at number 12 on the Māori Party list.
Mayor Don Cameron says it will help the district recover from the impact of Covid-19.
Ruapehu mayors says Te Oreore slip is being repaired in "record time".
The hard man started out as captain, coach and manager of his primary school rugby team.
The Government has invested $85 million to support midwives' wages.
Parr was in the Wanganui-King Country side that beat the British Isles team 54 years ago.
Exhibition covers works from early 1970s through to 2019.
It's a chilly start for snow-covered alpine areas but sunny skies are on their way.
Ruapehu College is celebrating its students' educational achievements.
Just over half of the rates increase will go towards water projects.
The council has Government funding for Covid-19 economic recovery initiatives.
Māori Land Court history and war memorials give Ūpokongaro hall historic standing.
Mayor Don Cameron says it's worth checking whether they are eligible for a rebate.
The mourning family say they're humbled at the outpouring of support and love.
Children were at their grandparents' farm when the farm vehicle went into the pond.