Norsewood communication woes close to resolution
Poor cell phone signals have been frustrating the town of Norsewood.
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'Quiet hero' of Relay for Life calls time
Richard Anderson has been on the Relay for Life committee since its inception in 2001.
Dannevirke Community Board listens and distributes to local organisations
The topic of the fluoridation of the town's water supply was raised by a lobby group.
Visitors challenge Eileen Mary residents to indoor bowls
20 visitors came to play indoor bowls against local residents.
Ruahine School Colour Run delights on many levels
The run is an alternative fundraiser to the traditional gala.
Close vote in extension of TDC long-term plan
Discussion over extending the deadline for the Long-term Plan was divided.
Red Poll herds impress congress delegates
Delegates visiting New Zealand got a look at a Papatawa farm.
Railcar enthusiast’s passion for restoring pieces of New Zealand’s history
Pahiatua Railcar Society was formed in 1992.
Buck Mackay retires as Dannevirke Rugby Park’s long-serving groundsman
After 50 years serving rugby Buck Mackay retires
Coin could be from Boer War - mystery find intrigues resident
Was the coin from the Boer War?
Parents get together for Big Latch-On
The first Big Latch-On event was held in NZ in 2005.
New headstone honours WWI veteran
George Smith served in WWI and died in Dannevirke in 1958.
An enduring gift acknowledging Māori soldiers who served overseas
Activities are held every year at Kaitoki Marae to coincide with Anzac services.
Local man opens only upholstery and canvas service in Waipukurau
Steve Bradley starts a new business, CHB Upholstery and Canvas LTD.
Small Holders Auction exceeds Pre-Covid levels
A sale of chattels and chooks was well attended and profitable
Dannevirke and Pongaroa golf clubs qualify for Coronation Cup finals
Eight golf teams competed to qualify for Coronation Cup.
Woodville firefighters gear up for challenge
A team of three will be taking part in the Sky Tower climb next month.
A letter from Cairo - Newspaper report captures a Cairo reunion in 1943
A letter sent home from Cairo in 1943 describes reunion of Dannevirke soldiers.
Exotic sheep sale a unique occasion at Dannevirke Showgrounds
Unique sale of rare sheep at Dannevirke.
Students learn about who goes to war at South School Anzac service
Everyone was involved in remembering the fallen.
Wai Splash Triathlon attracts potential stars
Junior athletes competed in the annual triathlon at Dannevirke's Wai Splash pool.
Ruahine School bids farewell to much-loved teacher
Dedicated teacher leaves after 15 years at Ruahine School.
Rachel Keedwell: Rate rises a disaster in the making for years
OPINION: I know this increase will be unaffordable for many on a low or fixed income.
Takapau showjumping sisters feature on small screen
Young Riders' fourth season is screening.
Tamaki nui-a-rua kapa haka groups competing in regionals
Regional competition will decide which kapa haka groups go to Te Matatini.
Pedestrian dead after being hit by vehicle north of Dannevirke
The man was unable to be revived and died at the scene.
'Make the most of opportunities' - Phil's passion for shearing pays dividends
Phil Morrison has been all over the world during his involvement in shearing.
Sir Campbell Wylie's story explored in cemetery walk
A walk of the Dannevirke Settlers' Cemetery is set for April 21.
Woodville RSA resumes Anzac Service at RSA Cemetery
After many years an Anzac Service will be held at RSA Cemetery in Woodville
Public outcry prompts change of heart on poppies
The Dannevirke community has stepped up to help the RSA.
Tigers Rugby League celebrates club day
Manawatu League clubs come to Dannevirke Tigers to play