BACKING TRIO: Providing the music for Red Riding Hood at Repertory are (from left) WHS student James Lee, Ted Charlton and WHS student Ben Power. PICTURE / HARMONY MAY. "Play it with passion," I once...
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Triple treat for fans at opera house
The People fronted by Stan Manthyng, Chloe Franklin-Browne and former WHS students Debbie Head and Dylan Stanford (in background).PHOTO: Liz Wylie Anthonie Tonnon said The People provided the best...
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Trophies for swimmers
WHS students' Alex Forlong - Outstanding Sportsmanship; Michael Hiroti - Most Outstanding Male swimmer at the Wanganui Swimming Club's prizegiving on Sunday 31 July. Above photo are all of...
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Trophy-winning Wanganui Swim Team
CULTURE CLUB: The Wanganui Toyota Swim Team culture has helped them return home from the Wellington Regional Short Course Winter Champs with the Tawa Trophy for best team stats. The performance...
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Trust offers leg-up for talented teens - June 2015
Two kayakers, two swimmers, two inline speed skaters and a judo exponent are the latest teenagers to benefit with $1500 grants from the Mitre 10 Mega Wanganui Future Champions Trust. The latest...
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Tunbridge hits top form just in time - March 2016
LEAP OF FAITH: Former WHS student, Whanganui's Joel Tunbridge wins the final round of the elite men's competition at the National Mountainbike Champion-ships in Wanaka on Saturday...
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Tupoho applications open for Maori athletes
WHS has had eight present/former students that have received a Scholarship from the Tupoho Whānau Trust in the past. This year it will be presented at the Whanganui Sports Awards on November 18 at...
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Tupoho Sports Scholarships - Applications Due 27 October
The Tupoho Whānau Trust is pleased to announce the opening of nominations toward the 2017/2018 Tupoho Sports Scholarships. Download theTupoho Sport Scholarship Application form...
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TV3 Story - WHS Stage Challenge
TV3 'Story' ran a segment on The Pike River mine disaster last night and how Whanganui High School's winning Stage Challenge entry this year turned one of NZ's worst mining tragedies...
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Two from two on the park
WINNING RUN: The Wanganui U18 team make it two from two representative match-ups after first beating Thames Valley 22-18 then Horwhenua-Kapiti 46-14 last Saturday. The Air Chathams U18 Wanganui...
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Two sides still unbeaten - June 2016
TWO teams continue to dominate the top of the table in the Wanganui Premier One netball championship after the fourth round on Monday night. Phillips Electrical Whanganui High School and Wanganui...
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Two Whanganui students Boston bound
SMART KIDS: WHS student Sidney Filer, left, and Reuben Stedman who will soon be travelling to Boston for the Clubhouse Teen Summit. Thirteen-year-old Sidney Filer has never left New Zealand - he's...
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Two-thirds of drivers pass their test - May 2015
HAPPY: Jack Kennedy pictured with a successful WHS student Shea-Lee Phillips back in 2012. The success rate for the restricted driving test in Wanganui is the highest it has been in four years...
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Tyson 2nd in Miss World NZ pageant
Karla de Beer was crowned Miss World NZ 2016, along side runners up Jess Tyson, left, and Cosmiana Brown, right. Former WHS student Jessica Tyson came second in the Miss World NZ pageant on Saturday...
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U-16 team start in style - September 2015
The Wanganui Under-16 team had a strong start to their Hurricanes Division B tournament in Levin, beating East Coast U-16 29-7 in Levin yesterday. Leading 17-0 at halftime, Wanganui tackled very well...
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