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A resident paid $2500 towards buying half of the 1500 planned native plants.

OPINION: The easiest thing to do when you slip is to beat yourself up.

Issues with sediment, sand and water discolouration were first reported on September 7.

In Manawatū-Whanganui, 22% faced severe food insecurity, second only to Northland.

Recovering the full amount would require a fee increase of 11.1%.

The farm has nearly 1700 trees, with about 420 available for sale each year.

OPINION: Kevin Page hits the gym to reduce his blood pressure before the festive frenzy.

Cyanobacteria sometimes produce toxins harmful to animals and humans.

Nearly 40 boats raced on the Whanganui River, despite heavy rain, on November 7.

Dickenson served under five headmasters over 37 years and acted as headmaster three times.

'I haven’t taken anything for granted,' the National Party MP says.

The former Whanganui MP for National is back in Parliament with a new party, NZ First.

'You've got to work very hard to advocate for such a large Māori electorate.'

National and Labour are close.

Follow as results come in for the Whanganui, Rangitīkei and Te Tai Hauāuru electorates.

The moment Olivia Spooner started researching NZ’s aviation history, she was 'hooked'.

The volunteer brigade attended 12 calls in October, including six medical incidents.

'They said I would never run again, but six months later, I did the Berlin Marathon.'

Removing, destroying reserve trees carries up to $100,000 in fines and two years in jail.

OPINION: Small hedges can stop stray footballs damaging plants and help hide weeds.

'Our entire school teaching and support staff have all been affected very deeply.'

Herewini's account had a balance of 32c before receiving the first $300k deposit.

The Psychoactive Substances Act banned synthetic drugs from dairies and grocery stores.

Last year's Billy Webb Challenge was cancelled because of bad weather.

Election day is this Saturday.