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How the Bridge to Nowhere became a Whanganui attraction
The Bridge to Nowhere is one of the Whanganui River's main attractions.
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Whanganui man sets Guinness World Record for largest Catan collection
Whanganui man Nygllhuw Morris' Catan collection worth six figures is now a Guinness World Record for the largest collection in the world.
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Oceanview Family Speedway set for night of racing and fireworks
There'll be fireworks on the track, and in the sky at Fast Lane Spares Oceanview Family Speedway tonight.
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Sarjeant Gallery visitor numbers revealed as anniversary approaches
Visitor numbers at Whanganui's Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery have far exceeded expectations, as its first anniversary approaches.
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Sobriety goal was the one that changed everything - Nicky Rennie
After sitting my final two-hour face-to-face examination last week and passing, I am now a qualified real estate agent.
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Whanganui council's pilot academy set to close by mid-2026, with NZAAL taking over
The New Zealand Aviation Academy will be charged around $829,000 annually to lease facilities in Whanganui, as the council prepares "a transition plan" for its predecessor.
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Rangitīkei liquor stores caught selling alcohol to minor
Two Rangitīkei off-licence premises have been caught selling alcohol to a minor.
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Whanganui artist Lewis Batchelar selected as NZ Glassworks 2026 Artist in Residence
Whanganui-based glass artist Lewis Batchelar will be the 2026 artist in residence at New Zealand Glassworks (Te Whare Tūhua o Te Ao).
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Whanganui's Peter Belliss inducted into inaugural World Bowls Hall of Fame
Whanganui-born and raised international lawn bowls player and coach Peter Belliss has made the inaugural World Bowls Hall of Fame list.
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Whanganui's Quartz Museum of Studio Ceramics shuts after 10 years
The country's only dedicated studio ceramics museum has closed, 10 years to the day after it opened its doors in Whanganui.
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Royal Whanganui Opera House to host NZSO Summer Brass Christmas concert
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Summer Brass concert is set to celebrate brass brilliance, festive cheer and timeless classics in its North Island tour.
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Police advise State Highway 1 motorists to expect delays following crash near Ohotu
Police have asked State Highway 1 road users to delay travel or expect hold-ups after a single-vehicle crash south of Taihape, near Ohotu.
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Athletics Insight: Whanganui athletes post strong early‑season results at Inglewood meet
There can be few more picturesque venues for athletics than TET Stadium in Inglewood on a sunny day.
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South Taranaki residents asked to donate stationery items for students
South Taranaki District Council is encouraging community members to take part in its circular stationery initiative aimed at reducing waste and supporting South Taranaki students.
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Elections 2026: Whanganui MP Carl Bates reselected as National's electoral candidate
Incumbent Whanganui MP Carl Bates will be the National Party candidate for Whanganui at next year's general election and he is taking "nothing for granted".
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Te Araroa Trail: DoC concession secured for Whangaehu River swing bridge project
A 120-metre swing bridge over the Whangaehu River should be finished by the end of summer.
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Low hedges and edging plants that work – Gareth Carter
Hedges and edges often play an important aesthetic role in garden design.
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Horizons Regional Council kicks off swim spot water quality testing programme for summer
Horizons Regional Council is firing up its testing programme to help swimmers know where's best to hop in this summer.
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Whanganui District Council admits blunder over citizens' assembly secrecy
Whanganui District Council has admitted it made a mistake in setting up its first citizens' assembly, conceding members were not told they would be thrust into the public spotlight.
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Groundbreaking law Te Awa Tupua (Whanganui River Claims Settlement) Act wins global award
A New Zealand law grounded in Māori values is being held up as a world-leading example of legal reform for future generations.
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Freight train derails near Fonterra's Whareroa factory at Hāwera
The derailment of a freight train containing cargo in South Taranaki is under investigation, with no injuries reported.
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Sneak peek of summery weather in Whanganui this week
Whanganui can look forward to a week of warm, sunny weather with summer right around the corner.
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Whanganui Toy Library eyes expansion but more committee members needed
Plans are afoot at the Whanganui Toy Library but the organisation needs a new leader to take it to another level.
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Coastguard offers free bar awareness course for boaties in Whanganui
The New Zealand Coastguard Tautiaki Moana is making a pitstop in Whanganui with its Bar Awareness Roadshow.
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Whanganui vehicle parts business closes physical store after 37 years
Whanganui's Autoparts 2000 is moving its business online and closing its physical storefront after almost four decades of serving the public.
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Government announces Ruapehu 'regional resilience' approach by strengthening Mountains to Sea cycle trail
Central North Island leaders are welcoming a $10.8 million Government funding boost for tourism.
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Ruapehu councillor Nikki Riley named as Horizons Regional Council chair after 8-6 vote
Nikki Riley has been elected as chair of Horizons Regional Council, promising to "foster a culture of collaboration".
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Whanganui Guy Fawkes: Fire and Emergency urges vigilance around fireworks after busy 2024
Fire and Emergency New Zealand is urging people to put safety first during the Guy Fawkes period after deeming last year the "worst year" since 2019 for fireworks-related calls.
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New Zealand-owned bike chain Evo Cycles takes over from Velo Ronny's Bicycle Store in Whanganui
Velo Ronny's Bicycle Store in Whanganui has changed hands, with the site being bought by New Zealand's leading bike store, Evo Cycles.
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How to plant and care for citrus trees at home this spring - Gareth Carter
Not only a source of food, the garden is a place of relaxation from the world.