
February, yes, it was a hot month - one day was the hottest yet
Whanganui's rainfall in February was above average - but its soils are still very dry.
Whanganui's rainfall in February was above average - but its soils are still very dry.
Another late scramble to put together the draw as Counties Brothers also gone from Senior.
Organisers hope this year's Matt Hobbs Plumbing Duck Race will draw the crowds.
The Manawatu Vintage Ag Expo is on this weekend in Feilding.
Delay till mid-March for clubs to get ducks in a row.
"It was a freshener - nowhere near enough to turn the tide."
People across the region asked to conserve water and not light fires.
$28,500 fine for big rubbish fire pus other local news
Justin Moore is raising funds for the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer Foundation.
Mamma Mia! will be performed by the Taihape Drama Club in April.
Your guide to what's on in and around Whanganui this week.
Whanganui news items in brief
Serious two car crash on SH1 near Taihape.
Changing land use is closing small saleyards all over New Zealand.
Get out and about with the Whanganui Summer Programme.
The accident happened in the Turakina Valley during high winds.
The fire was within a timber yard off State Highway 1 near Taihape.
A field of locals, internationals, amateurs and former Olympians take to the pavement
Whanganui Chronicle news briefs ...
Taihape win Team of the Year, while Whanganui players win Referee and Masters titles.
Dean Lithgow created a real family atmosphere with a work ethic from a bygone era.
The Flaming Mudcats are back to play favourite clubs.
Damian Johnson dominated both days breaking both track records in the process.
Stacked schoolboys team unbeaten in four matches but can't contest the final.
Dan and Jacqui Cottrell grow their quinoa empire, and hear about two other growers.
Another glittering night at the Barracks to recognise the best and fairest.
The Taihape Musicians Club event is on tonight
A long season of club and representative footy to be recognised at fourth annual awards.
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