Pātea heritage building gets $450k for quake strengthening
All the money to strengthen the Hunter Shaw building in Pātea is now secured.
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Jetsprints: Whanganui drivers aiming for national titles
Ross Travers following up World Series success, while Superboats open without Caughey
Obit: Sister Helena's 70 years of service
If anyone was destined to become a Sister of Compassion, it was Joan Patricia Hart.
Chris McKenzie steps up to the director's chair for Dick Whittington and his Cat
McKenzie makes directorial debut in Repertory production.
Milbank welcomes unique exhibition from New Plymouth artist Volker Hawighorst
Unique exhibition coming to Milbank Gallery.
Northeast winds, thunderstorms a feature
Changeable spring weather has been a feature in November
No Meads Cup, but still local presence at NZ Rugby Awards
Craig Clare up for Heartland Player of Year, Vilimoni Koroi for NZ Sevens Player of Year
And the 7 Days Live ticket winner is...
Happy winner looking forward to comedy treat
One dead after two-vehicle crash in Taranaki
The Serious Crash Unit is investigating and the road was closed.
Junior swimmers medal
Huge medal haul for Whanganui swimmers at Taranaki Junior Champs in Stratford
Tara leading Toro charge
Manawatu Wanganui team on track winning two from three at the Toro Women's Interprovincial
Strange tale of man who tried to swim the length of the Whanganui ... with just a box of matches
Author Annette Lees plans to have a swim and hear more swim stories in Whanganui
Auret resumes rivalry with Biggs for 4x4 national crown
Another 1-2 finish for the two great 4x4 truck drivers.
Wanganui miss first innings points on pace bowlers paradise
Wickets fall thick and fast on Saturday, while Sunday is the debate over the covers
Glory Days for unique Waverley/Wanganui Cup double
Country horse wins back-to-back cups in space of two weeks.
Hannah Kelly brings passion to Whanganui & Partners
The 29-year-old is exploring new ways to make the River City more appealing to youth.
Whanganui's waste collection at a crossroads
Whanganui's waste could be dealt with better - but there are no easy answers
Grant and Bannister get the gongs.
Whanganui Squash Club hosts the Central Squash end of season awards.
Medieval fighter odyssey to screen
Whanganui filmmaker to present first hometown screening
Wanganui in pool of death and looking at extra sudden death playoff
Tough ask at the Central 7's in Levin this weekend.
Where did everybody go?
Exodus continues with five players now unavailable for season, two more for this game.
Hopeful NZSS athletes fly south
Large contingent of Whanganui athletes head to National Secondary School Champs in Dunedin
What's on in Whanganui this week?
Your guide to what is happening in the Whanganui region this week.
Rowing season well under way
Whanganui rowers shine at Johns Trophy Regatta in Waitara.
Nicola Patrick: 200 columns highlight the positive
Nicola Patrick reflects back after 200 columns
Collins: Govt supporters would be 'pretty good at the inquisition'
Crusher Collins slams Labour Government in front of Whanganui retirees.
Wanganui Cricket: Strong on Sundays
Victory on the final day and third match of the Chapple Cup competition.
Bowls: Wanganui finds Taranaki tough at representative Hexagonal
Taranaki bowlers win both men's and women's divisions on the weekend.
Whanganui buildings, Patea library vandalised
The Community Projects Team have been busy painting over slang and obscenities
Retro and vintage collectors fair raises $1600 for St John
Visitors came from as far as New Plymouth, Lower Hutt, Gisborne and Palmerston North.
Museum Notebook: A Fossil is found of a Giant Crab
Margie Beautrais writes about a giant crab found in the Ahu Ahu Valley
Limousine business stretches service area
Whanganui Limousines is in the business of making people happy
Lions club uses blackface in parade, says critics are 'too precious'
A Lions club in Taranaki is under fire for using blackface in a Christmas parade.