125 years of the school bell ringing at Weber
Metal roads, swimming in Akitio River, were all highlights of early school days for Tom
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Local Focus: Nanny Noa turns 100
Dannevirke's Nanny Noa shares 100-year memories. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Email said jobs were safe. Six days later 30 were made redundant
"Someone up the top has really stuffed up and given these guys false hope."
Top equestrian nominated for a Norwood NZ Rural Sport award
Maurice Beatson has been selected as a finalist for the Norwood NZ Rural Sports Awards.
Changes in the air for chopper services
Woodville Lions will continue to fundraise for our vital rescue helicopter service.
Kiwi Sock Company steps up to help Nelson firefighters
Helping out in emergencies isn't new for Kiwi Sock Company.
Tararua experience on ground at Tasman fire
Plenty to learn for district council staff from Tasman fire
Old junk becomes new pedal car
Creativity to the fore at Woodville's 135th Horticulture and Industrial show.
Cancer Society door-knocking upsets one member
After 28 years, Dannevirke woman resigns from Cancer Society over fundraising strategy.
World-class judges give back to dog owners
Dannevirke dog owners given valuable insight into the showing world.
Hot temperatures, hot prices at cattle sale
Big, beefy cattle the result of a great growing season.
Dedicated cancer worker steps down
The needs of cancer families have been at the centre of Shirley Walker's life for 12 years
Fantasy Cave desperate for volunteers
With declining visitor numbers and ageing volunteers, Fantasy Cave needs support
Woman left with permanent injuries after fall on Waihi track
Mayor and councillors don't share comments made by fellow councillor Johns.
After 66 years top show jumper to retire
Dannevirke's Doug Isaacson about to end a stellar showjumping career he began at 5.
A feast of champions at shearing and woolhandling in Dannevirke.
Shearing highlight of A&P Show.
Vehicle insurance rise rocks new resident
"When I queried the $2 rise, I was told 'oh you are in Tararua now'."
Hales' farm near Weber is thriving and sustainable
Not easy to make financial commitment to farming for environment, but Hales' willing.
Soldiers' Institute built to celebrate 100 years
100 years on, the Services and Citizens Club is a place for friends to gather.
Plenty of grass encourages stock buyers
Farmers around region making most of grass, pushing up prices at stock sales.
Ormondville church ready for another 135 years
Thanksgiving service to commemorate pioneers of historic 135-year-old church.
Local Focus: Marching girls become marching grannies
Marching Grannies keep the drill alive in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Marching girls become marching grannies
Marching Grannies keep the drill alive in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The district has had 19 road deaths this year
"At the end of the day it's people making mistakes," - Dan Foley, NZ Police.
Last weaner bull sale of year 'a boomer'
Favourable weather and good grass spurred buyers at weaner calf sale.
Strong dairy beef sale at Dannevirke
Early summer weather meant prices soared at the Dannevirke Dairy Beef sale.
Charter parade significant link with district
Very special relationship for mayors with 1st Battalion.
Community board helps struggling athletics club
Enthusiasm for athletics in Dannevirke is running high, but so are rising costs.
1st Battalion RNZIR charter parade promises to be 'spectacular'
Flags flying, bayonets fixed and drums beating: the 1st Battalion is in Woodville Saturday
Australian author connects with Lamason team
Cruise ship passenger a contributor to Phil Lamason story.
Hopes RCR Energy staff can find jobs locally
Redundancies at Dannevirke's RCR Energy a devastating blow for employees and town.