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'I do it because I love Norsewood': Heather Cheer's Norsewood Flower Show attracts record entries
The flower show has been going 15 years.
Dannevirke table tennis proving popular
The group was started two years ago with a fun event.
Woodville martial arts club wins gold in tournament
The club has only been going two years but is already a winner.
Lars Hardy wins second place in young auctioneers competition
Lars Hardy was persuaded to try his hand at auctioneering.
Good numbers of entries in Central Hawke’s Bay A and P Show Shears
Bouncing back from shoulder surgery, Kirkpatrick claimed his third win.
Christmas in the Park a fun family event planned for Dannevirke
They're looking for people willing to perform.
Manawatū-Tararua highway’s major bridges close to completion
The team is preparing for its biggest milestone.
Eketāhuna School puts on spring show and pet day
It's Eketāhuna's turn to hold its annual pet day.
Journey back in time: 1939 railcar returns for 2025 Hawke's Bay Art Deco festival
An authentic Art Deco period railcar will travel from Pahīatua to delight passengers.
Tararua District news in brief: Tararua towns make top 100 list of suburbs, Tararua Health Group missed appointments
News in brief from around the Tararua District
Dannevirke Art Collective hosts exhibition at Rinitawa
More than 50 people came to the exhibition opening.
Kohinui School pupils and teachers come together to mark 130 years
Kohinui School closed in 2008.
Tararua council to move chambers, saving ratepayers $91k a year
TCC is relocating its chambers to Dannevirke Town Hall to save ratepayers money.
'Welcome home' Polish children return to Pahīatua for 80th anniversary
It was a special day, marking 80 years since the Polish children came to Pahīatua.
Survey shows decline in stock numbers
There have been significant decreases in stock numbers in the past two years.
Nil-drench regime from humble beginnings
The decision 30 years ago to breed a sheep requiring little drenching was a game-changer.
What’s in a name? The ultimate guide to christening your woolly warrior
There's a lot to buying a ram, including what to name them.
Recognition for advances in facial eczema research
A team of researchers are focused on eradicating the fungus associated with facial eczema.
A profile of Professor Jon Hickford and the gene marker lab
Hickford is a professor of animal breeding and genetics at Lincoln University.
Woodville Animal Welfare marks five years
The shop and animal shelter was opened up after the SPCA decided to close in Woodville.
'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?