Taihape end Border's winning streak
The Taihape side coped with the muddy conditions to win the Grand Hotel Challenge Shield.
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Taihape need to step up this weekend
Taihape have done it hard against Border in recent matches.
Club rugby: Much-anticipated clash between Ratana and Hunterville
Ratana hope to go top of the table against perennial Senior favourites Hunterville
Taihape blaze 'escalated to a second alarm response'
A fire investigator is now on the scene.
American 'refugees' bringing laughs to Whanganui
Aaron Barber arrived in New Zealand on the last day before borders closed last year.
House 'totally destroyed' by fire near Waiouru
Two fire engines and a tanker responded to the blaze.
Club rugby: Winless droughts broken
There are no winless teams remaining in the Premier or Senior competitions.
Senior club rugby: 'Social' Buffalos take on winless Marton
A look at this weekend's club rugby fixtures.
Premier rugby: Border not resting on laurels
They're not taking this weekend's match against Ruapehu for granted.
Cause of central North Island power outage not determined
Power was restored to the 4000-plus homes three hours after the outage.
Four thousand central North Island properties without power
A fault on the Transpower network has cut electricity to the central North Island.
Another win for Border at Dallison Park
Border has not lost a Tasman Tanning Premier match in Waverley since June 8, 2019.
Our leaders: Jan Lawton of Workbridge on leading from the side
Listening to people's stories is key to leadership for Jan Lawton.
Taihape Work and Income centre to be upgraded
It's the first centre in the region to be improved for the benefit of clients and staff.
Winning first division Lotto ticket sold in Taihape
The ticket was sold at a Taihape supermarket
How Elton John's postponed NZ shows launched a tribute act
"I did meet Elton once ...but I never imagined I would be doing what I'm doing now."
'Pinkie' the caravan visits to raise breast cancer awareness
Around 45 women in the Whanganui DHB area are diagnosed with the disease every year.
Leaky Taihape school's land not sliding away
Engineers say land under Taihape Area School is stable enough to build on.
Obituary: Shirley Christie had big heart and firm but fair attitude
The dearly loved Whanganui JP has made a quiet exit after long years of dedication.
Literacy packs donated for Whanganui infants
The Rotary Club of Wanganui North has extended its literacy projects to include babies.
Nominations open for Rangitīkei Youth Awards
The Rangitīkei Youth Awards recognise the efforts of young leaders aged 12-24.
Proposed average 5.3pc rate increase for Rangitīkei
The Rangitīkei District Council is proposing free town-centre WiFi.
Needs of Māori communities considered in vaccine rollout
Hauora ā Iwi and Māori providers are working with the Whanganui DHB and others on a plan.
Rangitīkei's bank exodus causes concern
Local leaders aren't happy about the closure of banking services.
Whanganui news in brief: Three options for future of the velodrome
Velodrome hot topic - options at meeting today
Mandate to negotiate Taihape claims achieved
After five years the claims trust has achieved mandate and hopes opposing group will join.
Thunderstorms and heavy rain predicted
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are predicted for the Taihape area today.
How a Taihape farm became landbanked
How a Taihape farm became landbanked for Treaty settlement.
Ministry of Education accused of 'stealing' Taihape farm
Locals established the farm 30 years ago. Now it's in a landbank for Treaty settlements.
Whanganui news in brief: Gumboot kudos, rail bridge struck
Train travel stopped for 24 hours after a truck carrying a digger struck a bridge
Rail petition gathers support
The changing tourism landscape means there could be more stops on the main trunk line.
Taihape Area School gets rebuild a decade after flaw identified
Country town's school blighted by leaks and backed-up sewage is finally getting a rebuild.
Bartley initiative brings health care to the people
Robert Bartley and family have started a foundation to fund region health care.