Despite being keen to serve a sixth term on the MidCentral District Health Board, Eketahuna's Diane Anderson is philosophical and

Feral sheep are under threat but Wimbledon farmer Brian Hales is showcasing what these exotic breeds have to offer. Made with funding from NZ on Air

With a large number of animal welfare complaints to investigate, the Dannevirke SPCA now has a fully warranted animal welfare inspector

Training their own apprentices makes good business sense for Dannevirke's customer-owned Scanpower, chief executive Lee Bettles says. Four

At any moment in his life Woodville's Warren Jones could have fallen asleep, never to wake up. Suffering from chronic sleep apnoea

New Zealand First is behind local authorities who are challenging the Local Government Amendment Bill (No2), the party leaders said

With Hawaiian hula dancers, surfers and walking like Egyptians, this year's Dannevirke South School production will take the audience

Voters in the south ward could find themselves in a unique position after October's local body elections. With Tracey Collis, Shirley

This winter Wimbledon sheep and beef farmer Brian Hales is helping school students make 120 pairs of woollen slippers. "While it's

It may be chilly outside but inside Dannevirke's Town Hall the sizzling performances by Dannevirke High School students in their production

Since its inception in the middle of last year, the Tararua Youth Guarantee Community Partnership has been concentrating on developing

Cups of tea are still flowing for Dannevirke foodbank recipients, thanks to the generosity of dairy farmers and Fonterra. After a

When EIT graduate James Gilbert (Cookie) left a very chilly Dannevirke to arrive in the 36C heat of Vanuatu, he knew this was going

Making a point for the need for a walkway on Riverdale Rd, Dannevirke Community Board member Tim Delaney spent one Sunday sitting

Despite the cold and rain, there was heat and passion at Dannevirke's Makirikiri Marae on Saturday as Rangitane o Wairarapa and Rangitane

Sunday's Viking netball tournament in Dannevirke has been described by visiting teams as "one of the best". With 18 teams taking

A growing number of calls is forcing the Tararua District Council to find a third animal control officer. "We are making some reductions

There will be no Tararua sports awards this year as the event moves to become biennial, with the next one in 2018. Over the past 16

Nothing was going to deter Cheryl Hunter from searching through more than 20,000 books at the Dannevirke Lions book sale - not even

The Dannevirke Fantasy Cave has lost a dedicated and loyal stalwart, with the death of Ces Edwards on Sunday afternoon. Mr Edward's

Seven EIT students graduated with building skills on Friday night in Dannevirke but, more importantly, they learned valuable life

Rangitne o Wairarapa and Rangitne o Tamaki nui--Rua have received sufficient support from their iwi members to allow their Treaty

Police say 14 primary school students were very, very lucky, after their school bus slammed into a concrete power pole near Dannevirke.

When a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Dannevirke at 6.43am last Saturday, 50 Red Cross personnel were mobilised immediately. But

Customer-owned Scanpower has delivered superb year-end results, Stuart Smith, the deputy chairman of the Customer Trust, said at Tuesday

When Woodville tried to deal with an invasion of stray and feral cats last year, the claws were out for those volunteering to do the

Feeding the Red Cross crews taking part in Exercise Viking Thunder was all in a day's work for the Salvation Army's Major David Bennett. Major

The welfare of animals is at the heart of everything Laura Phillips, the centre manager for Dannevirke SPCA, does. Now, with the

Amalgamation by stealth is how the Local Government Act Amendment Bill has been described by Tararua District Council's chief executive

Woodville's Hannah Lawson has been out among the cows ever since she was knee-high to a blade of grass. Now the 17-year-old is set