Water tankers will be available at the following locations and times:- Near the Whanganui Surf Lifesaving Club, Rangiora Street- Near the Castlecliff Club, access via Tennyson Street or Thatcher Street10 September, 9.30am-7.00pm
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On display until 16 September 2026
Several roads will be closed in the central city between 10.00am and 11.00am on Wednesday, 16 September 2026 for the Te Reo Tuatahi Te Wiki O Te Reo Māori Parade
On display until 30 September 2026
Find the full list of road works happening in the district during April 2026, including reseals, footpath maintenance and more
On display until 14 September 2026
Whanganui District Council hereby gives public notice of proposed Plan Change 66 to the Operative Whanganui District Plan pursuant to Clause 5 of Schedule 1, Resource Management Act 1991.
10 September 2026
Welcoming Week brings communities across Aotearoa New Zealand together to celebrate inclusion, connection and belonging
16 September 2026
The council hosts citizenship ceremonies every quarter to honour our new citizens and warmly embrace them into our vibrant city of Whanganui
06 October 2026
A free community expo celebrating positive ageing in Whanganui.
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Published on 10 September 2026
The number of properties reporting water issues in Castlecliff and the surrounding area has reduced today, but Whanganui District Council is continuing to ask residents who are still experiencing discoloured water, sediment or reduced pressure to get in touch so crews can follow up.
Dublin Street Bridge will be fully closed overnight on Thursday, 17 September while repair work is carried out on two damaged overhead bridge braces.
Published on 09 September 2026
Whanganui District Council says work is continuing around the clock to resolve water discolouration and sediment issues affecting parts of Castlecliff, while assuring residents that the water remains safe to drink.
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