Going steampunk at the Mad Hatter Day in Woodville
Fountaine Square was filled with people who had come along for the festivities.
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Fifty years and a birthday celebration — Red Cross veterans receive awards
Two Red Cross members have been with the organisation for 50 years.
Calendar Girls fundraiser benefits Dannevirke Community Hospital
Dannevirke Theatre Company donated money to the hospital.
Playing a game when bias is okay - Dannevirke outdoor bowls host trades tournament
Bowlers had a good time in nice weather.
Dannevirke bowlers donate to Dannevirke IHC
The money was raised during the annual tournament.
Going green at Dannevirke Central Kindergarten
Dannevirke Central Kindergarten has joined the Enviro-Schools programme
Ram-buying tips from local vets
The genetics you select on ram purchase day will impact your farm.
Project aims to take Kiwi farm dogs from good to great
The study will be the largest to try to link a dog’s DNA to its working performance.
MCI grows agribusiness advisory team
MCI is passionate about the farming industry and wants to ensure its future.
Preparing for a challenging farming season
OPINION: As El Nino makes itself felt, farm profitability is set for an eight-year low.
Handypiece invented by a farmer for farmers
Special tool brings together engineering knowledge with farm needs.
Farming for six generations and still going strong
The Hume family have been farming in the Wairarapa since the 1850s.
Councillors agonise over agreement to fund next step for Dannevirke's water
Much debate was to be had over the problem of the town's water supply.
'I haven’t heard them complain': The jobseekers who rebuilt Tararua's cyclone-smashed farm fences
Through the tough winter months, this team kept showing up for the greater good.
Intriguing pieces in Norsewood antiques roadshow
It's amazing what can turn up at an antiques roadshow
Construction hoped to start on Pahīatua ambulance station next year
The project is expected to go out for tender next month.
'It was a well-supported decision': Tararua Mayor defends donation to France museum
Collis this month attended the opening of the museum on a trip she paid for herself.
Dannevirke Host Lions want you on your feet for diabetes
Dannevirke’s 2022 Lap The Map attracted 56 walkers who walked 215 kilometres.
Dannevirke and Districts Lamb and Calf Day enjoyed by children, animals
Lamb and calf day was an enjoyable one.
Does Waitahora Valley need a cricket ground?
The cricket club is planning a barbecue to gauge interest.
Horizons consultation on freshwater targets
OPINION: Freshwater targets put us right back to square one.
History: Becoming Aotea Sports Club
The history of the Aotea Club, from the 1970s up until its centenary.
Going pink for a good cause at Barbie movie
The Barbie movie was the perfect entertainment for the fundraiser.
Couple thrilled with messages from afar
Michael Bierenbroodspot organised for his parents to get messages from Pahīatua.
Halloween house a chance to dress up and get spooked
Donna Johnston's Halloween house is legendary.
Plan aims to slow speed around Tararua District schools
The interim speed management plan was contentious for some in the community.
53 Years of Dedication to Bush Ag Day
As a child, Graeme Olsen would enter a lamb or calf at his school's ag day.
Dannevirke Lions welcome new life member
After 40 years in Lions, Terry is awarded life membership.
Norsewood history showcased to support school’s 150th celebrations
Visitors got to see some heritage and there was even an antiques roadshow.
Lots of local support makes for a great Market Day in Dannevirke
Good crowds, local stalls, and fine weather made a good combination.
Opinion: I saved my flatmate from a scammer
OPINION: I once helped a flatmate caught up in a scam.
Students get glimpse into world of animation through pilot programme
An animation company is inspiring rangatahi.
Signed ball from Rugby School helps East Coast farmers take the strain
All Blacks have lent their signatures for the charity auction.