Latest fromPalmerston North
Olly and Molly go great with a coffee
Olly and Molly new additions to Coffee Spots, joining Dalmatian dogs and alpacas.
Search underway after man walking dog falls into Manawatū River
Police responded to the scene after reports the man got into trouble in the river.
Teanau Tuiono - New Zealand's silence on West Papua: A call for action
Opinion: Conflicts close to home require attenttion
Wesley Clarke returns to Manawatū as new Turbos head coach
Incumbent coach Mike Rogers will stand down at the end of the year for family reasons.
Wagon Wheel? What was China Inn's last song?
Art imitates life as the iconic karaoke restaurant and bar has inspired a new play.
Pregnant volunteers wanted for study
The study is looking to recruit 100 healthy women aged 18 or older in early pregnancy.
Lego donation boosts library stocks
Community Hub delighted by response to call for more Lego.
Palmy woman doing her bit for the environment
Opinion: Bunpunlert did a masters in sustainable management goals.
LOTR to Cats: Concert promises film and fantasy
The award-winning 40-peice symphonic band is celebrating its 30th anniversary
The DeSotos are coming back to Palmy
The four-piece Auckland band have a gig booked for Hokowhitu Bowling Club
Opinion: Rail key to city future
OPINION: Mayor Grant Smith on the legacy and continued relevance of rail.
'Adored' 16-year-old girl named as victim of fatal Palmerston North crash
The teenager was remembered by her loved ones in an obituary today.
Opinion: Concerns over possible toll on Manawatū highway
Opinion: A regular column from Rangitīkei MP Suze Redmayne.
From broken back to healing hands
Horrific back injury changed Les Whitehead's life in more ways than one.
Woman dog-walker hit by car from behind, beloved pet missing
The woman was taken to Palmerston North Hospital and is undergoing surgery today
Hoogendyk leaves art collection to Hospice
There are 69 works from the collection currently on show at Zimmerman Art Gallery
From consular chef to Kiwi market: Vangie's global flavours
Palmerston North woman Vangie Merrell spent a decade as a consular chef in Singapore
Blooming good rose show still going strong
The annual competition generates goodwill and friendship among village residents
One dead, two others seriously injured in early morning Palmerston North crash
John F Kennedy Dr was closed for a period but has since reopened.
Tour group hears farmers' love for cows
Pamū farm manager Reece Bonnor reckons it's the best career move he ever made
World record smashed, but it won't be official
Organisers happy enough, realising it would cost $17,000 to make the record 'official'.
Only flush three 's - poo, pee and paper
It's a reminder to only flush the three Ps - poo, pee and toilet paper
Happy Birthday Mrs Brown - 100 today
Freda Brown (nee Jones) was born on October 31, 1924, in New Plymouth
Police, cabbies attacked in brawl at hospital after minor crash
Witnesses describe the attackers as being gang members.
'Bonanza' of authors visit library
Library hosts The Last Muster author Carly Thomas, Dr Monty Soutar, and others
Karen Naylor: I'm not happy with what's on tick
OPINION: Karen Naylor says planned council expenditure is unsustainable
The Iris Virus: A blooming obsession
Rangitīkei Iris Group is celebrating 40 years and gearing towards another annual show.