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Time to get prepared for calf rearing
The calf-rearing period covers from birth to 12 weeks.
Roadworks on SH3, Trust House announces $130 million investment
News in brief from around Tararua District.
Proposed animal bylaw means new rules for cats
New requirements for cats are proposed under keeping animals bylaw
Museum curios: what’s the story behind these shields?
Dannevirke's Gallery of History has been given some curious items.
Pahīatua shop takes on new owner and new lease on life
The renovations of a shop in Pahīatua created quite a buzz around town.
Burglaries in Dannevirke prompt local to investigate if town has problem with crime
Resident fears Dannevirke has a crime problem after homes repeatedly broken into.
Men’s Cancer Support Group hears the latest on audio technology
A representative from Resonate Health spoke to the group about hearing loss.
Woodville’s Fountaine Square has new picnic shelter
The shelter was donated to the community.
Completion on track for Dannevirke fluoridation plant
The installation and commissioning of a fluoridation plant in Dannevirke is progressing.
Ideas tracked at model rail workshop
A workshop provides a chance for model train enthusiasts to get together.
Dannevirke Lions have change at the helm after two good years
Dannevirke Lions activities strengthened relationships further afield.
Tararua District schools perform at cultural festival
The festival took place on Matariki.
'Real cross-country challenge' at Anderson Rally
Strong competition in iconic race at Dannevirke.
Young Farmers gear up for national final in Hamilton.
The Young Farmers national final gets under way this week.
Pair met at 5 and their friendship is still strong 85 years later
Elaine and Hazel met as new-entrant pupils at Norsewood School.
Rangitāne Matariki celebrations begin with a hautapu ceremony
Hautapu means to feed the stars.
Junior hockey season sees great progress
The progress the children make during the 10-week season is amazing.
'It's a team effort'. Charlie Death receives Civil Defence award
Charlie Death has given a lot to the Eketahuna community.
Outstanding display of netball at tournament
Sixteen teams from the Lower North Island came to play.
School graces the stage in style
Dannevirke South School's production has been a huge undertaking.
Obituary: Jadwiga Cooper - one of NZ’s first refugees
Jadwiga was nicknamed The Duchess and was known for her generosity of spirit.
Aotea's early lead not to last as MAC win by narrow margin
A close game between Aotea and MAC.
Dannevirke hosts festival of rugby at Rugby Park
Junior rugby in the morning and the seniors in the afternoon.
Freemason Lodges golf tournament raises $10,000
The fundraiser was to support local community patrols.
Dannevirke Viking Choir and guests enthral a full Knox Church
Local choir entertains with a variety of music.
‘Rapidly out of daylight’: Survival skills help save father and son trapped in bush
Duo were off the track and facing huge waterfalls: 'Fall over them and die kind of stuff'.
Pat Edwards-Sextus still contributing to the community
Pat Edwards-Sextus has spent a life devoted to community service.
Tararua District news in brief: youths charged, Eketāhuna fire, Pahīatua crash
Two youths have been referred to Youth Aid.
'Blown away' Simon's contribution to industry recognised in award
Simon Marshall was presented with the award at the sheep and beef vets conference.