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Peter Gray allegedly alerted drug suppliers to planned police search warrants.

Trainer plane was built to absorb the force of a crash 'like crumple zones in new cars'.

'If you want a prime location, you’ll need to compromise.'

The property is one of three the council agreed to buy in 2024.

Taegan Dryden leaves Whanganui for Ireland in early November.

From mid-March 2027, committee votes will be limited to elected members.

'We need it to be an annual event. Competitors, mechanics and spectators all enjoy it.'

'I was just walking along and just suddenly I was on my face.'

Police say Steven Karehana has 'let down the mana of our uniform'.

'The sense of identity they have here is quite powerful,' Martyn Knapton says.

The group will play in Whanganui on November 6.

Steven Karehana also received a leadership award when he graduated from police college.

Police abandoned the pursuit after the car fled at speed.

The pre-Christmas Coastal Challenge has grown to 10 teams across three regions.

'Without a kaupapa like this, the cycle just repeats.'

The council estimated it would cost about $475,000 to replace the bridge.

'With every contract, it’s not just about value for money, but delivery and quality.'

Whanganui came back from 21-0 down to win their first title since 2021.

OPINION: This time the Boomerang Child has unlocked the door and ushered me in.

'I'm very open, photographing anything that catches my attention.'

Road users were diverted as two fire crews assisted police and ambulance.

The free talk starts at 12.15pm on October 23 at the Davis Theatre.

Ngāti Rangi opposes the application in its present form over river discharge.

'It's not every day that the words Bulls and Las Vegas get used in the same sentence.'

This year’s hīkoi has been moved to coincide with Te Oranganui-led Whānau Ora Day.

Readers have their say on healthcare, climate change and the electoral cycle.

Founded in 2023, the Rivercity Pickleball Club has grown to about 100 members.

Mill closures wiped out 230 high-paid jobs across the region and hit the town hard.

'Some families are making really hard decisions.'