Fifteen new bus stops with digital display boards will be popping up around Whanganui at a cost of $1.2 million. The Government is picking up 90 per cent of the […]
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Fifteen new bus stops with digital display boards will be popping up around Whanganui at a cost of $1.2 million. The Government is picking up 90 per cent of the […]
Read moreHorizons Regional Council’s manager transport services Mark Read says, “Public transport trips in Whanganui increased 86 percent in March 2023 when compared to March 2022 – this is a massive […]
Read moreIn February Whanganui District Council will commence the first community co-design workshops for the Waka Kotahi-funded ‘Streets for People’ projects on lower St Hill Street and Guyton Street. Back in […]
Read moreConstruction of the Upokongaro public toilet block by Whanganui District Council contractors began on Friday, 18 November 2022 following a blessing of the site earlier in the week. The toilet […]
Read moreFrom mid-February you’ll be able to hop on a bus every 20 minutes on a new route running across town between Aramoho and Castlecliff. But what do we call Whanganui’s […]
Read moreThe Community Climate Action Fund provides seed-funding for not-for-profit climate action projects in the Whanganui district. Our aim is to support the community to develop projects that reduce greenhouse gas […]
Read moreWhanganui District Council’s town centre regeneration team has successfully secured $1.26 million from Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to create more vibrant better-connected streetscapes in two key areas of our […]
Read moreTe Kura o Te Wainui-ā-Rua in Ranana on the Whanganui River is the latest recipient of some sweet new bikes thanks to the programme Paihikara hei piki Te Ora – […]
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