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Whanganui Chronicle, 12 октябрь 2026

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Whan­ganui will get two more full­time staff in a push by Health New Zea­l­and Te Whatu Ora to hire 380 addi­tional nurses, health­care assist­ants and mid­wifery work­ers over the next year. It comes after the coun­try’s biggest employer released its...

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ArticleWomen’s Refuge was her home — now she runs it

Women’s Refuge Whan­ganui was Ngamari Shar­rock’s first home in Whan­ganui. Shar­rock was 4 when she arrived at its doors in the 1990s with her preg­nant mother and younger brother. Her mother had taken them to Women’s Refuge in Christ­ch­urch and...

Women’s Refuge was her home — now she runs it

Article‘True states­man of the game’: Meet Whan­ganui Rugby's new pat­ron

Whan­ganui rugby stal­wart Robert “Bob” Bar­rell has been made pat­ron of the Whan­ganui Rugby Foot­ball Union, the third in its his­tory. Bar­rell accep­ted the title at Cooks Gar­dens after the Steel­form Whan­ganui v King Coun­try Heart­land...

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ArticleCoun­cil split over site for toi­lets at Taihape

Rangitīkei Dis­trict Coun­cil is split on whether pub­lic toi­lets should be loc­ated under Taihape Grand­stand. Taihape Grand­stand Res­tor­a­tion Com­mit­tee (TGRC) chair­wo­man Gill Duncan sub­mit­ted an urgent request for the coun­cil to con­firm...

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ArticleFAMILY VIOLENCE

If you’re in danger now: Phone the police on 111 or ask neigh­bours or friends to ring for you. Run out­side and head for where there are other people. Scream for help so your neigh­bours can hear you. Take the chil­dren with you. Don’t stop to get...

FAMILY VIOLENCE