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Whanganui District Council and regional museum still negotiating operational transfer
A transfer of Whanganui Regional Museum operations to the district council remains a work in progress.
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Gardening: Strawberries thrive in right conditions giving long summer harvest period
As the chill of winter fades and spring begins to take hold, the warmer temperatures and moist soil present the perfect conditions for planting.
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A rates cap doesn't remove the cost – Shelley Loader
Everywhere I go at the moment, people seem to be talking about the proposed rates cap.
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Ruapehu's Ruatiti Rd expected to open by late September after slip forces 5-month closure
A large slip has closed a rural Ruapehu road for nearly five months, disrupting residents, businesses and access.
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Whanganui set for windy spring as strong El Niño shapes weather
Whanganui can expect a windier-than-usual spring caused by the strongest El Niño to hit New Zealand in recent history.
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Marton vintage shop auctions signed Topp Twins CD in Breast Cancer Foundation fundraiser
A Marton vintage shop is running a charity auction for "something very special".
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Whanganui District Council pays $309,654 to scammers through altered invoice
A nearly $310,000 scam targeting Whanganui District Council shows "anybody can fall victim", Netsafe says.
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Whanganui runner Sally Gibbs wins multiple titles at World Masters Athletics Championships
Whanganui's Sally Gibbs is a world champion for her age in four events after overcoming extreme heat at the World Masters Athletics Championships.
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Horizons councillor expenses over budget for 2025-26 as workloads increase
Horizons councillor expenses came in over budget last year, with "a thorough induction" of new members one factor in the increase.
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Latin America and Spain Film Festival opens in Whanganui on September 10
The annual Latin America and Spain Film Festival returns to the Davis Theatre in Whanganui next week for its 12th year.
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Ruapehu tourism: Collaboration key as sector recovers from grim 12 months
Ruapehu tourism took hits from multiple angles in 2025-26, but collaboration with North Island partners could speed the sector's recovery.
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Bigger, richer and more global: How athletics has changed in 25 years - Alec McNab
Today marks the 25th anniversary of my first Athletics Insight in September 2001.
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Marton Water Strategy: Improved water quality on track for end of year as long-term solution progresses
Marton residents are set for better-quality water by the end of the year and a final long-term solution is being ironed out.
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Six Whanganui artists chosen for Sarjeant Gallery exhibition Ināianei | Current
Artists to feature in Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery's Whanganui-focused exhibition have been announced.
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Whanganui Treaty settlement clears final hurdle after 9 years of negotiations
The Crown has acknowledged the "profound impact" of historical injustices on generations of Whanganui Māori.
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Heroes for Heart Kids: Whanganui family share son's rare Kabuki Syndrome journey
Rushing their 2-year-old to the emergency department is just like 'most' weeks for a Whanganui family. To raise awareness of Heroes for Heart Kids month, a fundraiser for Heart Kids New Zealand, the Manville family share their story with reporter Erin Smith.
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How successful has Uber's expansion into Whanganui been?
It's been a year since Uber launched in Whanganui and the multinational rideshare company says it is "encouraged" by the response but won't say how successful its expansion into the region has been.
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Crash near Whanganui leaves one person in critical condition, another serious
One person is in a critical condition and another in a serious condition after a car crash near Whanganui last night.
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Central districts to remain united during emergencies despite local government reforms
The central districts are pledging their response to emergency management and natural disasters will not change under the huge shake-up facing local government.
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Final student completes training at Whanganui's commercial pilot academy
Whanganui District Council's flight school has trained its final student, with attention turning to asset sales.
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Whanganui's Virginia Lake Cafe becoming Two Ducks Cafe under new ownership
Whanganui's Virginia Lake Cafe has a new owner and name.
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Marton Swim Centre rebuild: Rangitīkei council warns steel supply could cause delay
Steel supply delays may delay completion of the Marton Swim Centre rebuild.
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Whanganui rugby: Strong second half gives Steelform Whanganui third straight Heartland Championship win
Brought to you by Whanganui Rugby
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Whanganui rugby: Women put to test against Wellington Pride Development
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Russell Thomson recalls 'scary' dog attack that badly injured him and dog Chiko
Whanganui man Russell Thomson fought off a wandering dog to save his 4-year-old Jack Russell Terrier Chiko in an attack that left both with multiple dog bite injuries.
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I'm a proud yoga parent, but don't expect me to join in – Kevin Page
This is a tale straight out of our Proud Parents File.
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Football: Whanganui Athletic gain promotion to Central League 2 after win against Gisborne United
After falling short at the final hurdle last season, Whanganui Athletic has gained promotion into Central League 2 after beating Gisborne United over two legs.
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Ruapehu Mayor Weston Kirton defends signing merger MoU before council adoption
Ruapehu Mayor Weston Kirton signed a memorandum of understanding to explore merger options before councillors had seen it.
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Rugby: Hurricanes to showcase Super Rugby Pacific trophy to Whanganui as part of regional tour
The Hurricanes are set to bring the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific trophy to Whanganui.
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Whanganui building apprentice Lachy Hughes to compete against country's best in October
Lachy Hughes' career change is already paying dividends.