Boy drives for help after mum hit by falling tree
The accident happened in the Turakina Valley during high winds.
The accident happened in the Turakina Valley during high winds.
NZTA says repair work scheduled, but give no timeframe as options are assessed.
Gilat Sabag is looking for three Whanganui nurses who helped to save her life.
The failure of SH4 at the Ore Ore Slip shocks and worries Whanganui and Raetihi.
One hundred years of professional Whanganui fire crews celebrated.
The Whanganui Chronicle brings you some of the biggest stories from December.
Luxurious accommodation in a remote bushland setting.
The road will be monitored 24/7 and will be closed immediately if deemed unsafe.
The two-lane route wasn't expected to open until next month.
Dean Lithgow created a real family atmosphere with a work ethic from a bygone era.
Councillors ask about October's slip and lack of action of other slip sites.
The upgrade to Ohakune's water treatment plant aims to prevent future operational issues.
The pou will be carved by young people under the guidance of a master carver.
Funds raised from the screening will go to the 104-year-old Theatre Royal.
The Provincial Growth Fund has allocated more than $9 million to the sealing project.
Now that drainage is taken care of, crews are focused on the road itself.
The latest inductees to the Whanganui Sports Hall of Fame have been revealed
Road fix for Matahiwi slip could take until early 2020.
Emergency services were alerted to the crash around 9.10am.
NZTA doesn't know exactly what the temporary road will look like yet.
MP Ian McKelvie discusses the Parapara Road.
Public transport, state highways and water quality are key issues for Nicola Patrick.
Taihape's Emma Mullins also claims a second tier title.
The national bowel screening programme launched in Whanganui on October 22.
Community ideas to further promote the area over summer are progressing.
The Raetihi community is considering how to deal with the impact of the SH4 closure.
Chunk of earth that began sliding downhill earlier this month still moving, says NZTA.
Many volunteers have helped convert a church hall to a lodge.