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Dannevirke Young Farmers Club meets each month
Everyone in Tararua District needs a break, so here are a few things planned.
Everyone in Tararua District needs a break, so here are a few things planned.
It was a great day of cross-country racing, hosted by Weber School.
Civic Award winner is remembered as community-minded and having a great sense of humour.
A programme run in Tararua District is helping improve people's wellbeing.
There were some extra-special visitors to Pahīatua's museum.
Tararua Alliance is asking for more funding from the Government for cyclone repairs.
Community Foundations encourage people to give back.
Jamie Davidson is competing in the Summer Special Olympics.
"It's important for businesses to support one another" - Chamber of Commerce chair.
Students from Norsewood School get hands-on at Te Miro Farm.
A programme at a local gallery is helping boost confidence.
Harriers racing to compete in iconic Dannevirke rally.
People will always find a treasure at a book sale.
The centre's establishment 24 years ago was as a small group who met three times a week.
Top artists performed to celebrate 125 years of St Joseph’s Church.
The children took a class trip to the Dannevirke Cenotaph.
The AA continues to serve rural areas after 120 years.
It's V8 Sunday at Tui Brewery this month.
Opinion: Cyclone Gabrielle showed our current flood protection model is unsustainable.
Operation Cover Up is on the hunt for donations of wool and more knitters.
Wind monitoring will help a renewable energy outfit decide whether to develop a wind farm.
Fieldays are on again at Mystery Creek.
A Tararua youth service was surprised to receive recognition from the prime minister.
A group of 30 Lions members, wives, partners and children travelled to Herbertville.
What's changed in farming data over 20 years?
It was 1998 when Radio Woodville began broadcasting.