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Have your say on the council’s draft Long-Term Plan
Should Palmy city council move to a capital value system for determining rates?
What is World War I veteran Douglas' secret?
Find out in Jackie Davis’ play A Time Like This, opening at the Globe Theatre on April 18.
Dave Mollard: Beware the speakerphone scourge
OPINION: It is infecting our hospitals, causing harm to anyone close by.
Financial boost for Palmerston North vet student
Manukura Memorial Veterinary Scholarship commemorates Manukura, the rare white kiwi.
Shooting may be 'gang' related; police investigation continues
Police investigating but say there are no specific concerns for the public at this stage.
Manawatū Mysteries: Did you used to live in this house?
So many questions - street, number, builder?
What's the time? Don't ask Mr Manawatū
Feilding’s clocktower has stopped, Palmerston North’s is six minutes slow.
Person in serious condition after emergency in Feilding, 'gunshots' heard
Police investigating but say there are no specific concerns for the public at this stage.
Compost in, veges and socialising out
Anna Goodall's backyard is home to a vege garden for the Savage Cres community.
Horizons proposes double-digit rate increase
It is asking the community to “look long-term” and have their say on its draft plan.
Rachel Bowen: Draft plan has been the subject of extended debate
OPINION: Costs are rising due to inflation, debt servicing and insurance premiums.
Feast of hearts and hopes
Participants in the Y Central’s Rangatahi Ora programme put on an Easter High Tea.
Palmy walking advocate honoured
Frank Goldingham has received an Outdoor Access Champion Award.
Grant Smith: To alter rates significantly, cuts will have to be made
OPINION: What services and amenities are you willing to do without?
Money available to respond to climate change issues
Applications are open to both new and previously funded projects.
'Myth-busting' tours snapped up within hours
People can register to go on the waiting list for the April 13 tours.
Hot cross fun: What happened when I entered a speed-eating contest
OPINION: The water dulled the taste of the hot cross buns - don’t try that at home.
Library's JP service extended
From this Saturday, a JP will be available from 11am until 1pm at Central Library.
Manawatū Mysteries: Were you at this wedding?
Do you recognise these adorable flower girls?
Myah is off to NZ's adventure capital
She will take her boyfriend Euan Kilbane on the trip.
Palmy poet Jennifer Burr remembered
'Old buildings are a rank disgrace like warts upon a pretty face.'
Lions roar and ramble as rubbish removed
On St Patrick’s Day, eight members of the Papaioea Rose City Lions cleaned up.
Waka ama workshops inspire rangatahi to engage with science
Special waka hoe [paddles] record data at a rate of 100 times per second.
Dance the night away step by step
The Manawatū Dancing Club in Palmerston North is looking for more members.
More Than Words: Go Off The Page for free
The writers you would pay to see at national festivals are free at your hometown library.
Stefan Speller: Our farmers play a vital role locally and globally
OPINION: Many Palmy residents don't understand how much we benefit from our neighbours.
Silver medal for Palmy mechanic on world stage
'I’ve never had a medal in my life before,' Gerrit van Schalkwyk says.
Business owners unhappy with Featherston St changes
Anchor Barbershop owner Tammam Tamim has lost about 40 per cent of his customers.
Chalk mural signifies unity between races
Palmerston North artist Atefe Abadi created the mural boundary to mark Race Relations Day.
How many hot cross buns can you eat in three minutes?
The winners will receive an Easter treat and bragging rights.
Mondays are the day for the 'happy little instrument'
A retired Palmerston North teacher has restarted a beginners’ class.
Brent Barrett: Advocacy is a powerful action
OPINION: Jot down your views and send them to your MP, city and regional councillors.
Scientists making dairy-free cream, milk powder from seeds
By some estimates the dairy-free milk market topped $40 billion last year.