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'I feel quite at home' Tom Boggins becomes NZ citizen
The Irishman is a practising psychotherapist and is now a citizen.
Quilters display huge variety of colour and design at show
Visitors were impressed by the size and colours of the pieces.
Alfredton School children bring along animals for annual pet day
Goats, dogs and pet lambs were entered in the school competition.
Ancestors revealed in Dannevirke cemetery walk
Exploring cemeteries can help uncover family histories.
Crowd turns out for Dannevirke Market Day as weather warms
A good mix of options at Dannevirke market day.
Tararua District news in brief: Road works season, Council meetings moving, Connor Anderson boxing
Brief news from around the Tararua District
Norsewood flower show is all about what’s best on the day
Margaret Streater probably holds the record for the most entries.
Easton St clutter needs solutions - Dannevirke Community Board
There were a few issues discussed at the meeting.
Companion Calling combatting social isolation for the elderly
The service is helping combat social isolation for the elderly.
What it takes to be a winner at lamb and calf days
What do judges look for when choosing winners at pet days?
Dannevirke walkers' safety concerns prompt bridge work
Tararua District Council is hoping to make it safer for pedestrians.
From burnout to balance: Farmer’s journey to better work-life harmony
Tararua farmer learns from hectic schedule to improve farm wellbeing.
Dannevirke’s Luke Kemeys: Reaching your savings goal in 3 steps
'It’s the lifeblood, money is involved in everything we do'.
Forum looking to help groups needing funding
Hints and tips are given by those in the know on applying for funding.
Creativity celebrated by Tararua clubs
The artful and crafty of the Tararua region were out in force for a creative weekend.
Ava's chance to shine: Meet the 10-year-old Dannevirke girl playing Annie
Ava Te Huki is starring as Annie, despite never singing or acting in front of others.
Work and rugby helped Polish children adapt to New Zealand's way of life
Young refugees 'had to be tough to survive'.
Polish children's long journey to New Zealand
Travelling by ship to a new country was exhausting and fraught with danger.
Memories of the Polish children in Pahīatua
Phil Cotter remembers the Polish children as they came to Pahīatua.
Full schedule of events for Polish children 80th anniversary commemoration
There will be plenty going on for the 80th anniversary of the Polish children.
'We have a good life' Peter and Linda Lintern on 60 years of marriage
Linda and Peter Lintern met when he was on a cycle tour.
Young Dannevirke boxer up against the world’s best
Connor Anderson's dedication to his sport has earned him a spot in a world competition.
Tararua District news in brief: resurfacing work, fishing carnival
News from around the Tararua District.
Museum curios: Pahīatua Museum’s mystery piece
What are the stories behind some objects in our museums?
Roaring success for groups’ Musical Fling
It was a fun day, low-key, no pressure, and enjoyed by all.
Mike Butterick: Some light at the end of the tunnel
OPINION: The Government's plan to manage inflation and build the economy is working.
Artist hopes to make a splash with upcoming exhibition
Deborah Illingworth will be exhibiting her work at the Crown Lynn gallery.
Polish refugee children: When they called Pahīatua home
The story of the Polish children is well-known in Pahīatua, but not so much elsewhere.
Dannevirke librarian looking forward to relaxed pace post-retirement
Nikki Price is retiring after 23 years of working at Dannevirke Library.
Eketāhuna windfarm proposal awaiting Environment Court decision
Residents have been battling Meridian Energy over the wind farm proposed for Mt Munro.
Memory walk: 'I'm walking for my dad'
Barbie Knox knows a thing or two about caring for people diagnosed with dementia.