Tui Truck Stop Show & Shine impresses with over 120 shiny big rigs
Tui Truck Stop Show & Shine was held at Tui Brewery on Sunday, April 26.
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Dannevirke Theatre Company’s production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Rangers prepare for higher level of competition after winning promotion last year.
Progress seen on new Manawatū-Tararua highway
Footage of latest flyover of new highway to replace gorge road released.
Ngati Kahungunu celebrate Treaty settlement
Ngati Kahungunu celebrate treaty settlement.
Women feature strongly at 2023 Hawke’s Bay/Wairarapa Dairy Industry Awards
Women were prominent among the finalists, claiming six out of seven places.
Ngati Kahungunu settlement and apology an opportunity to build for the future
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Long-time GP hangs up his stethoscope
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Railcar trucked to Pahiatua after surviving cyclone in Napier
Railcar RM31 was in Napier when the cyclone struck on February 14-15.
One person seriously injured in Dannevirke crash
The accident in Dannevirke occurred around 2pm on Thursday afternoon.
National Party meets supporters in Dannevirke
National visits Dannevirke supporters to renew ties.
Manawatu highway takes shape
Watch out for movement in the night as massive motorway beams start to arrive.
Woodville Lions donate $18k to rescue helicopter
Club maintains tradition of donating to service despite setback for annual event.
'There's always something that happens': Cyclone-hit farmers pick up the pieces
Tararua District's coastal residents remain philosophical after the cyclone.
Winter worry: Novelty of dinghy crossing wearing off for couple after bridge swept away
“I really don’t want to be in the dinghy for winter."
Anzac screening of documentary about Dannevirke's WWII hero
Dannevirke's Regent will be holding a special screening of the documentary.
Drop-off points set up for vital supplied to help farmers
Federated Farmers and Rural Support Trust have set up drop-off points for fencing gear.
Cyclone ‘refugee’ wins East Coast Young Farmer
Annual event reaches a remarkable conclusion with the top pair split by a slender margin.
Woodville Lions get invited to ‘tea with the chopper’
Woodville Lions receive a tour and demonstrations of Grassroots Trust Rescue Helicopter.
All horse power at Makotuku Carriage Racing
Hawke’s Bay Carriage Driving Association held its Combined Drive at Makotuku.
Celebrating tamariki in Tararua
Many whānau turned out for a Children’s Day event at Bush Stadium Park in Pahiatua.
Rainfall numbers show well above average
The Tararua District experienced more than its fair share of rainfall the last two months.
'It will be with me for a while': Police officer on the day the cyclone hit Hawke's Bay
A Dannevirke police officer was in the thick of it during the flooding.
Tararua proudly represented at Te Matatini
Rangitane’s Te Ringa Kaha to the Te Matatini National Kapahaka Competition last week.
McNair family excels in TSNZ Outdoor 50m Smallbore Nationals
Dannevirke’s McNair family made the NZ Slazenger Open team.
Eketāhuna celebrates 150th anniversary
Preparations are under way for March 10-12 in Eketāhuna to celebrate 150 years.
Coastal community seeking answers from council on closed gorge
Ākitio residents are worried they may be completely cut off.
Pahiatua Shears finally celebrates its 50th anniversary
Pahiatua Shears was third time lucky, to finally celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Ways rural farmers can access support
The farming industry in the Tararua District has been hit hard by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Three people non-contactable after cyclone, welfare helpline set up
An 0800 number has been set up for people impacted by the cyclone to call for assistance.
Cyclone Gabrielle - Recovery is by building from the ground up
Rural groups are working together to assess the cost of the cyclone in Tararua District.
Tararua group’s long journey to Te Matatini
Te Ringa Kaha were welcomed home with a celebration in Dannevirke.