Norsewood settler stories are given new life through the restoration of headstones.
Norsewood Cemetery reveals the lives of early settlers.
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Feeder calf sales end with reasonable prices
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Hub funding to build resilience in rural communities
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The day a Queen, a Prime Minister and an Archbishop visited Dannevirke
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Dannevirke team Ruahine Ramblerz marching for wellbeing
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Napier choir to perform concert in Dannevirke
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Strengthening our rural communities
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False alarms get fire brigade hot under the collar
Dannevirke High School and the local fire brigade are taking the matter seriously.
Napier win Ross Shield with near-unprecedented dominance
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Aotea: The story behind the name
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Election 2023: Wairarapa electorate candidates respond
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Celebrating the art of Māori performance in kapa haka festival
Schools from around the district performed in the kapa haka festival.
Kia tū hei raukura mō tō iwi: Kura doesn’t just end at graduation
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Race for conservation takes on former All Black Richie McCaw
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Big milestones mark end of third highway construction season
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World Vision recognises support of Totara College
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