A climate change wānanga at the marae
A wānanga raises whānau awareness on the impacts of climate change.
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Council votes 'Yes' to funding Pahiatua pool
Tararua District Council received hundreds of submissions on the pool.
'We need to learn from history' — Memories of WWII
Peter Best was a child in England during WWII.
Neither snow nor rain (nor cattle truck accident) stops the books getting through
Thousands of books have been donated.
'Steep rise': Tararua council considers ‘smoothing’ of rates
Tararua mayor conscious of 'intergenerational debt'.
Plunged into darkness: Dannevirke tradie left homeowner at risk of electrocution
"Exposed live wires left protruding into rooms could have been fatal for the occupants."
'Such a good experience': Endurance rider's success competing for NZ
The inaugural Australasia Regional Endurance championship was held in Queensland.
Moth surveys help highway project meet its commitment to treading lightly
The ecology team have been conducting surveys on wildlife.
'Letting out the inner bogan' for Bogan Bingo
There was a sea of flannel shirts, magnificent mullets and black tees on black jeans.
Wackrow Awards needed from community as entries open in July
The Wackrow Awards were created in 1987.
The Bush Telegraph - a new chapter begins in Pahīatua
The building at 40 Main St has been sold.
'Disgraceful' vandalism as multiple windows broken at Eketāhuna church
Windows were smashed at a 120-plus year old church.
Waitangi Tribunal has received a record number of urgent claims
Each issue relates to policies laid out in the new Government’s coalition agreements.
Take it easy out on the roads, police warn
Police warnings on driver behaviour and scams.
'I could actually do something for my community' - Jordan Taylor's award nomination
Jordan Taylor studied science but now works as an asset manager for Tararua Alliance.
Escaped sheep alert people to theft of tools, fuel and machinery at Showgrounds
Sheep out on the football field alerted people to a theft at the showgrounds.
Lower than normal rainfall could be on the cards for Tararua District
Winter weather outlook not promising for farmers.
Plenty of small feet at Dannevirke Regent free screening of Small Foot
The Dannevirke Regent Cinema is giving back to the community.
Two ‘suspicious’ vehicle fires on same street a day apart not related, police say
Second car fire on Tennyson St came a day after witness saw the 'firebombing' of a ute.
Stop using the word ‘don’t’ says business adviser
Business workshop talks about building resilience in a difficult economy.
Social Darts recognises long-term members
A shield has been created for Dannevirke Social Darts.
Aotea Rugby beat Bridge Pā in new Division One competition
Aotea beat Bridge Pā, a new team in the grade.
Coronation park – Dannevirke’s cradle of junior rugby
Tiny youngsters become senior rugby players.
Enjoyable singles tournament for Dannevirke Social Darts
Local dart players beat visitors
Dannevirke High First XV play well against Whanganui
The young First XV held their own against Whanganui Collegiate.
‘Firebomb’ destroys family vehicle: ‘We watched our $100,000 ute go up in flames’
A witness saw four masked men - one threw 'something really big' at the ute.
Hawke’s Bay Hawks fly in to Dannevirke to coach
Six Hawks basketballers coach in Dannevirke.
Triumph over addiction: Peter Thorburn shares his journey to transformation
Large Dannevirke audience hears critical meth information.