
'Get out and do things': Whanganui centenarian on a life well lived
Lewanna McLean was still driving her Honda Jazz at age 96.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The gallery is estimated to generate $32 million in annual economic activity.
Twelve secondary school choirs will perform at Whanganui’s Cadenza on August 10-11.
Tracey Walker learned muka weaving as a teenager by watching her elders.
Savings will be reinvested in palliative care and support services.
'Our immediate priorities are recovering the duplicate payments.'
Armed police remain at the Whanganui River Rd property while the search is completed.
The Single Transferable Vote system would cost an additional $15,000.
Newly released findings reveal how the Pātea River Bar capsize unfolded.
Ruapehu and Rangitīkei councils have already voted against joining the pathway.
Alec McNab braved typical Scottish weather to watch the track and field events.
'They need time on the water to hone their individual skills.'
The PM described the fundraiser as a 'meeting' when interviewed.
People can watch the free event in Feilding from 9am to 3pm on Friday and Saturday.
Whanganui River Road was temporarily closed on Wednesday morning.
Whanganui District Council is formulating a 'design that works for everyone'.
We hit the streets of Taihape to find out what the locals thought.
Wild Roses Gifts left its old Taihape post office location of 25 years in 2023.
Claudia Jowitt’s post-residency exhibition is due within 12-18 months.
The bill would cover 21 cancers linked to firefighters’ carcinogen exposure.
The team held off Central Hawke’s Bay 34-26 in Waipawa.
Whanganui led 19-10 at halftime after strong forward attacks.
Tsyrian Tahau is the first Rangitīkei College student to reach the finals.
Road closures and full carparks are trapping visitors in queues.
Volcanic Alert Level 1 remains in place, with a green aviation code.
Works on the Mangapurua Track are set to finish in time for the busy summer season.
Fire and Emergency NZ was alerted to the fire just before 7am on Monday.
'There are so many amazing people doing things in our region.'
The project will cost $774,000, with other funding from the Whanganui District Council.
The invasive weed can out-compete natives and pose fire risks.