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Foxton woman's sport and surf service recognised
Joss Urbahn has spent 40-plus years dedicating her time to squash and surf lifesaving.
KSM for Rongotea's deputy fire chief officer
'Everyone I’ve worked with deserves this award but I feel very humbled.'
Canadian and American speedway drivers coming to town
The international drivers will race at different tracks across the North Island.
Youthline in desperate need of funds
Youthline Central North Island relies on third-party funding.
Boxing success for Palmerston North students
Boys all place in top three of their respective categories at Golden Gloves competition.
Vintage and pre-loved fashion market returning to town
Founder Katy Pakinga says the market was really popular last time it came to Palmy.
Holdens rolling into Palmerston North
The 17th annual Holden Nationals event is coming to Palmerston North.
Manawatū student selected for NZ volleyball training squad
Jassharr Lackey is part of the Volleyball NZ Junior Men's training squad until 2024.
Lots planned to celebrate Palmerston North's local history
The Manawatū River is one of the main themes of Local History Week this year.
Velvet Star coming to Palmerston North
Velvet Star will play their first-ever gig in Palmerston North.