Rugby: Marist face off against Taihape in emotion charged encounter
Marist will play for teammate Josaia Bogileka who lost a child during the week.
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Police name fatal Taihape crash victim
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Border kicks off season with convincing win
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One dead after car rolls in Manawatū-Whanganui region
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Kickoff! Wanganui's premier rugby season belatedly begins
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Wild weather causes road closures, falling trees
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Gales, snow: Monster waves hit 11m, Desert Rd closed as NZ wakes in freezer
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Monster waves, snow, gales: Desert Rd closed as NZ wakes up in the freezer
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Briefs: Snowfall for central North Island
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Snow expected for Taihape and Desert Road
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Ngāti Hinemanu seeks to retain its mana
Ngāti Hinemanu has marae on both sides of the Ruahine Range.
Rangitīkei council adopts annual plan without public consultation
Ratepayers can expect a 3.63 rates average increase for the 2020-2021 financial year.
Taihape tourist attraction closes for good
Rangitikei tourist attraction fails to find a buyer
Rates postponement policy on the table for Rangitikei
The criteria has been altered to include the majority of ratepayers.
Over the phone consultations still the norm for some GPs
Majority of medical practices are allowing patients to come and wait in the waiting room.
Cheers to that! Bars reopen under strict guidelines
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Continued opposition slows Taihape treaty settlement
There is ongoing debate about who can negotiate the Taihape treaty claim settlement.
Whistle blows for rugby restart
The 10-week competition will feature premier grade and senior grade split into two pools.
Whanganui officials urge sensible behaviour at level 2
Officials say 123 breaches of level 3 were recorded in the region at the weekend.
Hospital mulls relaxing visitor restrictions as level 2 looms
Community-based assessment centres will still be testing people in level 2.
Regional travel gives boost to struggling tourism sector
Tourism operators are cautiously optimistic at the return of inter-regional travel.
'It's looking after our soils' - Award-winning Rangitikei farmer
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McDouall asks Remuneration Authority to consider pay freeze
Local mayors are considering the best ways to assist their communities.
Online service offers patients tools to manage their health
Most GPs in the Whanganui Regional Health Network area are using the patient portal.
Eric Verdonk - one tough gentleman
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Whanganui Regional Museum: Two weddings 50 years apart
It is amazing the connections that working as a volunteer at the museum can beget.
Half a round for preseason, then two rounds that count
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Rally: Strong turnout for first Fordell Gravel Sprint since 2017
Back on schedule as part of six round Central series.
Mayor and chief executive front public over budget blowout
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