Satisfaction in the pies
Who baked all the pies _ especially the award-winning varieties? Merania Karauria talks to the makers of the Kiwi classic - Butchart Home Cookery
Who baked all the pies _ especially the award-winning varieties? Merania Karauria talks to the makers of the Kiwi classic - Butchart Home Cookery
Who baked all the pies - especially the award-winning varieties? Merania Karauria talks to the makers of the Kiwi classic - Element
Person killed in Ohakune house fire
The future of Wanganui's radiology services is assured, despite a review into the services by the Whanganui and MidCentral district health boards.
Major changes to one of Wanganui's key intersections are just a matter of weeks away.
Celebration for new Dutch King at the Red Lion...
Duck shooting Comptition at the Cooks Bar...
Dance Competition at Wanganui's Girls Collage.
Mining company Trans-Tasman Resources invited...
Someone with a love of poetry and considerable flair for knitting has left their mark on Guyton St.
Join the conversationWe have reached a new horizon in the ongoing competition between New Zealand and Australia ... we are beating them in sleepiness.
Join the conversationThey saved the best for last at the Wanganui Swimming Club prize-giving on Thursday night.
Join the conversationFonterra drivers are on the roads in 14 new "milk-for-schools" themed tankers.
Join the conversationIt is World Inflammatory Bowel Disease Day, and the plight of the estimated one in 35 New Zealanders who have Crohns Disease and Ulcerative Colitis is being highlighted. New Zealand has one of the highest incidences in the world of the conditions, which European research shows has severe impacts. 83 per cent of patients feel tired and weak even in remission and 27 per cent took 25 days off work a year because of the condition. In New Zealand, until 2009 there was patchy and limited access to modern drug treatments, but advocates say treatment options for those with severe disease have improved. New…
The Convention Centre rang to the sound of Japanese drumming and Maori song last Friday, as IPC welcomed all its new students to the city.
Bad decisions, porr weather and incorrect ground level readings may have contributed to the fatal plane crash that killed an 86-year-old former Olympian.
The Kate Martin School of Dance won the MayDay Cup in front of an enthusiastic and at times rowdy audience of more than 500 at the Regent on Broadway.
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