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Fun-filled camp empowers young diabetics
Campers learned about diabetes while forming friendships in a supportive, fun environment.
Foxton's Moutoa Pony Club coach wins NZ's top coaching award
Moutoa Pony Club head coach Kate Lattey says she enjoys seeing kids grow their skills.
From Levin and Palmy to New York for chamber music band
The local chamber music band will perform at the iconic international venue next year.
Niwa predicts drier weather for Manawatū
Manawatū residents can expect warmer days with a 55% chance of above-average temperatures.
Locally written and produced play raises money for Alzheimers Manawatū
The funds will support Levin Marion Kennedy Club’s programmes.
Kita Mean Q+A: Drag, RuPaul and cats
Kita Mean discusses being read by RuPaul, the importance of drag and more.
Game development industry gets a boost with new event
The event aims to improve gender equality in the gaming development industry.
Central District's new police commander welcomed with pōwhiri
The pōwhiri was attended by Ngāti Ruanui representatives, police and local students.
Daybreaker Rally returns to Manawatū
The fourth event of the New Zealand Rally Championship series is a 192km circuit.
New hub for Sport Manawatū
Sport Manawatū's new facility was blessed by Rangitāne iwi representatives.
Salvation Army brass bands to play in Levin
Five Salvation Army brass bands are joining forces for an afternoon of music.
Chilly mornings and rainfall expected for Palmerston North
The Niwa seasonal outlook looks at trends in New Zealand's weather patterns.
Chilly mornings and rainfall expected for Stratford
The Niwa seasonal outlook looks at trends in New Zealand's weather patterns.
Celebration of fandoms coming to palmy
This is the fourth year Armageddon has come to Palmerston North.
Mewington's Book Shoppe turns 1
The first year of being in business was celebrated with cupcakes and store-wide discounts.
Carvings on display at Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom
Live carving sessions are running each Thursday.
SPCA programme helps owners desex cats
With half of the vouchers already booked, people are encouraged to get in quick.
Heavy rain in outlook for lower North Island
Niwa's report covers the outlook for the lower North Island over the next three months.
New payment to help drought-affected communities
The Rural Assistance Payments are available to 38 districts across the country.
Top placings for Palmy student at Smokefreerockquest
Stellar Talauta claimed first and second placings with her original waiata.
Gold awards handed to Palmerston North students
Three young women completed the awards programme at the highest standard.
Thinking caps required for fundraiser quiz
All proceeds will go towards the April 2025 trip to Japan.
Warmer June, less rain for lower North Island
The latest Niwa outlook report covers what's expected over the next three months.
KSM for Rongotea's deputy fire chief officer
'Everyone I’ve worked with deserves this award but I feel very humbled.'
Foxton woman's sport and surf service recognised
Joss Urbahn has spent 40-plus years dedicating her time to squash and surf lifesaving.
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.