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Council trying to crack down on illicit dumping
People are dumping anything from appliances to household rubbish.
Major achievements mark end to third year of highway construction
Vistors to Te Āpiti will have noticed the huge amount of progress made on the highway.
Policy positioning and how to avoid costly court cases
Our focus now needs to return to working with Government to make workable regulations.
'I got great satisfaction from teaching': Carl Pester bids farewell to Tararua College
Carl Pester believes teaching is one of the most important things one can do.
Dannevirke’s Christmas lights sure to appeal again in 2023
Christmas Lights Competition started on December 9.
Fantasy Cave Christmas pop-up full of delights
The pop-up Fantasy Cave is open until Christmas Eve.
Stay safe, have fun and keep smiling
Sharing time with loved ones truly is the most important thing at this time of year.
Pahīatua’s Explore Christmas draws in the crowds
There were market stalls and entertainment to add to the festivities.
It's been a tough year - Mayor's Christmas message
It has never been more important to support local.
Spectacular Christmas parade thrills huge crowd
Dannevirke Christmas Parade wonderful in great weather
Consistent prices for weaners at Dannevirke dairy beef sale
Steady prices at Dannevirke weaner sale
Brass band backing for carol singers
Brass band played Christmas Carols in Knox Church.
Check the competition: Local primary chess players compete in new tournament
Three schools compete in chess contest.
Pahīatua and Districts Rebus club marks 30 years
The club was the sixth to be formed in Wairarapa.
Elske group thanks its supporters
The decision was made to close the Elske group's meeting hall, but it now has a new venue.
Class of 1980: Dannevirke High School students come back for a reunion
A dozen past pupils came back to DHS.
Man walks for days fundraising for life-saving rescue helicopter
"I was told the only reason I was alive was because of my heart."
Dannevirke Lions host elderly to Christmas lunch
Some 130 seniors enjoyed a party, with musical performances that had some up and dancing.
Expo for cyclone-affected farmers a ‘one-stop shop’
The trip to town was well worth it for Tararua farmers.
Grey Power marks 30 years in Dannevirke
The big birthday was attended by about 50 members.
Spring colour inspires floral art group
The group created colourful Flemish designs inspired by painters.
Underwater drone to keep an eye on leaky Dannevirke dam
The council says the cost of the underwater vehicle is expected to be less than $50,000.
Is there a skeleton in your family closet?
Some families are extremely good at preserving family history.
Fancy cruising your way into retirement?
If thinking about making cruising a permanent idea, it might pay to test it first.
Public meeting on Dannevirke water barely raises a ripple
There is very slow progress on plans to repair the Dannevirke dam.
Coast to Coast charity ride ready to hit road
The event this month will mark 31 years since the first fundraising Coast to Coast ride.
Woodville gearing up for Christmas parade
There'll be entertainment, food stalls and Santa.
Kiwibank local hero Richard Daymond: ‘It’s about the community’
Richard Daymond believes in helping others to learn and grow.
Supporting the next generation ‘a lifestyle, not a job’
Jeanne O'Brien started as a volunteer and has worked for TCYS for 30 years.
'On my bucket list' - taking part in the world's toughest enduro race
Campbell Easton talked to Dannevirke Probus about Red Bull Romaniacs.