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Dave Mollard: Our fellow citizens are not competition
OPINION: Step back from our self-centred needs and open our eyes at the arrivals gate.
Wildbase Hospital turns 21
The Palmerston North facility cares for New Zealand’s rare and endangered wildlife.
Balkan beat back in Palmy
The Globe will remove the front two rows of seats to create a dance floor for Niko Ne Zna.
'Quiet hero' of Relay for Life calls time
Richard Anderson has been on the Relay for Life committee since its inception in 2001.
Fighting for the honour of Rongotea's fallen
Visitors to Rongotea Cenotaph can once again read the names of the fallen.
Have your say on how Palmerston North grows
The draft strategy proposes a balanced approach to growing Palmy.
Glenys has The Square in her strumming
The 81-year-old gets tired easily, but this isn’t a tale of woe but of having a go.
Judith Lacy: In-lane bus stops need a friend
OPINION: An information campaign surely would have helped people understand the changes.
Palmerston North clubs unite for World Tai Chi Day
“It’s quite an extensive programme," Gaylor Thorley says.
Musical whimsy coming to the Globe
Sunday's show promises to take the audience on a musical journey through the senior years.
Manawatū Mysteries: Was this post office in Tokomaru?
The photo was taken by H.M. Griffiths in the early 1900s.
Major roadworks in Railway Rd
Fulton Hogan is upgrading the road so it can continue to be used by heavy vehicles.
Kaydee Zabelin: Are you a submitter or a submitter?
OPINION: Ironically, the word for capitulating is the same word used for having a say.
Relief for passionate recyclers
Environment Network Manawatū is the place to take your bottle tops.
Anzac Day services announced
Both services will begin with parades shortly before their official openings.
Jockey Portia Matthews starts with a double win
It was two consecutive wins for the Central Districts-based jockey on Sunday.
Review: A novel way to mark Anzac Day
A Time Like This provides many touchstones for one’s life.
Fourth man charged with murder following fatal shooting
Damon O'Rourke died in hospital after being shot in Palmerston North.
NZ Highwaymen tour has stop planned in Palmy
The last time they toured, over 10,000 tickets were sold across the 24 tour dates.
Karen Naylor: Council’s plan might be unfundable and undeliverable
OPINION: I believe it is prudent to reduce our projects and services now.
Everybody needs good Neighbourhood Support
'We try to catch people before they fall, with advice to improve security.'
Stefan Speller: Disabled people frustrated by Featherston St makeover
OPINION: The changes make it more difficult for disabled people to get on and off buses.
Sazshia is growing kai and communities
She heads one of 80 whānau in Manawatū that receive a planter box through the initiative.
Rachel Keedwell: Rate rises a disaster in the making for years
OPINION: I know this increase will be unaffordable for many on a low or fixed income.
Review: Vibrancy and energy explode in Matilda The Musical
How wonderful it would be to see the show twice giving each cast applause.
News in brief: It's best to avoid this Awapuni intersection for two weeks
The city council is upgrading traffic signals at the Botanical/College intersection.
Manawatū Mysteries: Do you recognise these dental nurses?
It is thought the photo was taken in 1949 at the Palmerston North Dental School.
Third man charged with murdering Damon O'Rourke
Damon O'Rourke was shot in January this year and died from his injuries.
Motorcyclists' triumph for Youthline
The Manawatū chapter of the Triumph Riders Motorcycle Club raised $2514 for Youthline.
Palmy to host North Island Firefighter Challenge
Competitors will climb, carry, hoist, hammer, and drag to the finish line.
Retired geriatrician shares how the speciality has come a long way
Walking sticks up if you have heard of Dr Marjory Warren.
Trailblazer Meri takes to the stage
Meri Tipene-Walker is the first woman and first Māori to be the president of OnStage.