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Sister city relationship to be celebrated at Japanese tea ceremony

Published on 03 February 2022

For the first time a public tea ceremony will be held at the Japanese Tea House at Bason Botanic Gardens, highlighting Whanganui’s sister city relationship with Nagaizumi-cho

Tagged as: , Events, Sister Cities

Lantern festival set to light up the awa

Published on 27 April 2021

A magical night of family, food, culture and lights awaits visitors to Lanterns on the Awa. The Chinese lantern festival will be held on the banks of the Whanganui River on Saturday, 8 May 2021, from 5.00pm to 9.30pm.

Tagged as: , Community, Events, Sister Cities

Economic and business opportunities explored

Published on 12 June 2019

Developing economic ties with Asia, as well as exploring business opportunities with Australian sister city Toowoomba, will be the focus of Whanganui District Council representation in Brisbane next month.

Tagged as: , Economic Development, Sister Cities

Sister Cities recognition for Whanganui District Council

Published on 03 April 2019

Whanganui District Council has been honoured with the award for Best Local Government Project at the Sister Cities New Zealand annual conference.

Tagged as: , Sister Cities, Awards

Strategic relationship developed in China-New Zealand Year of Tourism

Published on 21 February 2019

Mayor Hamish McDouall will travel to Lijiang, Yunnan Province, China, on 23 February 2019 to formally sign an agreement for a strategic relationship between Lijiang and Whanganui.

Tagged as: , Mayor, Sister Cities

30th anniversary of sister city relationship

Published on 13 June 2018

Mayor Hamish McDouall will lead a delegation to Japan in August

Tagged as: , Sister Cities

30th anniversary of sister city relationship with Nagaizumi

Published on 05 April 2018

Thirty years of social, cultural, sporting and educational links will be celebrated in August

Tagged as: , Sister Cities

Sister-city relationship celebration in 2018

Published on 05 September 2017

Whanganui and Japanese city Nagaizumi-cho will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their sister-city relationship next year.

Tagged as: , Sister Cities

New home for tea house

Published on 28 November 2014

The Japanese tea house at the Nagaizumi-Wanganui Friendship Centre will be relocated to Bason Botanic Gardens.

Tagged as: , Sister Cities

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Sister city relationship to be celebrated at Japanese tea ceremony

Lantern festival set to light up the awa

Economic and business opportunities explored

Sister Cities recognition for Whanganui District Council

Strategic relationship developed in China-New Zealand Year of Tourism

30th anniversary of sister city relationship

30th anniversary of sister city relationship with Nagaizumi

Sister-city relationship celebration in 2018

New home for tea house

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