People were able to escape from the second floor of a building ablaze in Whanganui in one of two big fires just 30 kilometres apart.
People flee fire in Whanganui building
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Regional support sought to cover Whanganui cycle track
Palmerston North is counting on regional benefits from supporting Whanganui's $5.8 million plan to put a roof over the Whanganui velodrome.
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Maori culture and language embraced on stage
A senior school leader is proud to see primary school children embrace the Maori culture on stage.
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Whanganui Hawkes tip up Mumba Stags
Whanganui Hawkes produced a rare upset in the Manawatu club basketball competition with a win over Mumba Stags.
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Marist women take on old rivals Seatoun in national knockout cup
The Palmerston North Marist women's team may be fighting for a league title and Seatoun in the bottom half of the table, but Marist coach Simon Lees is expecting a tight tussle between the two in Wellington on Saturday.
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Warning after children approached in Feilding park
A Feilding mother is urging parents to be on high alert after two children were approached by a stranger in a park.
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Rangimarie Mita off to 3x3 basketball World Cup in China
Manawatu's Rangimarie Mita has been selected in the New Zealand under-18 3x3 basketball team heading to the World Cup in Chengdu, China next week.
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Security footage released of Whanganui ram raid
Security footage of a ram raid has revealed the moment thieves smashed into a Whanganui dairy and stole cash.
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Lions tour: Five likely Lions tactics and what the All Blacks need to do to overcome them
ANALYSIS: The All Blacks take on the British and Irish Lions in the first test in Auckland on Saturday. While we have only seen the All Blacks once this year, the Lions have already played six matches. Rugby writer Shaun Eade takes a look at some of the tactics they have used and what the All Blacks will need to do to counter them.
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Pagers live on for firefighters and midwives
Rural fire brigades and midwives will still carry pagers after Spark's public pager network service comes to an end on June 30.
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Palmerston north mayor supports resettlement centre idea, but funding needed
Palmerston North's mayor backs the city becoming home to a new refugee resettlement centre, if funding and services are increased.
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Youths speak of vision and culture in Manawatu competition
About 1500 spectators gathered to watch pupils from 20 schools speak in Te Reo and English categories at the Palmerston North Conference and Function Centre on Friday.
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Sir Geoffrey Palmer rips into Horizons
Legal luminary Sir Geoffrey Palmer has delivered a blistering attack on Horizons Regional Council's handling of intensive agriculture consenting.
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Chester Borrows looks back on 12 years in Parliament
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Sir John Key's legacy may be his cycleways
OPINION: One of the things about being a politician, I suspect, is that you would want to leave a legacy of your time in elected office.
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Robber attacks scrap metal yard staff member with hammer in Waipukurau
A hammer-wielding robber attacked a staff member at a Hawke's Bay scrap metal business, but didn't get any money.
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The Lions and their supporters charm the locals with their rugby and wit
OPINION: What do we really remember about sporting events?
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Tararua property razed in explosive inferno
A raging house fire at a Hawke's Bay property had neighbours ducking for cover when it exploded in a fireball "like a bomb".
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Kiwi seriously injured in London mugging
A vicious attack on a Kiwi in London has left him seriously injured and struggling to get back to New Zealand.
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Bulls man arrives home to find his house is ablaze
Trevor Bettany was stunned when he arrived home to a scene of flashing lights, smoke and flames licking the building's walls and roof.
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