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There will be 20-plus stalls at the 2024 Whanganui Zinefest.

The drop in bird numbers was down to natural attrition and rehoming.

Have you been to the library recently?

Five years ago wandering dogs was “a massive problem”. But things have changed.

“I think we’ve stepped up in an area where there has been a void.”

The Serious Crash Unit has been advised of the Okoia crash.

'It’s indicative of the strong desire to use Matipo Park.'

“What you want in an emergency is a community well prepared to respond on their own."

Which is your favourite?

"Staff disclosed incidents of members of the public coming behind the counter."

It could equate to $35-$40 million.

“You’ve got to love small-town New Zealand."

Four fire appliances attended, along with an operational support wagon.

"It was pretty well alight.”

"There are a few holes that can mess up your scorecard a lot."

"That whole experience for us is free"

'What we have here tells the story of Whanganui.'

Crew from around Taranaki have been called.

Richard and June Thomasen married on February 14, 1953.

'This is a situation which we have been preparing for.'

Entries close on Friday for what will be the biennial awards' third edition.

Listen to the 21st episode of the Whanganui Chronicle podcast

Our thoughts on the Mars Petcare closure and the loss of 150 jobs

Local Chronicle stories go into bat for our community

Hail stones were the size of a 10c piece.

Runner says 1975 record still stands as conditions and road length different in 2018.

More assaults have followed a damning report into violence at Whanganui Prison.

Early morning accident in Rangitikei

Horizons councillor said rival lived in "his own pathetic world".

The Whanganui bloggers putting their lives online

Mobile trader boss shares concerns but says his company is above board.