Palmy poet Jennifer Burr remembered
'Old buildings are a rank disgrace like warts upon a pretty face.'
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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.
Manawatū Mysteries: Lace up your boots and tackle your memory
Does an emblem with the letters BMBO on it mean anything to you?
Tangi Utikere: Govt is scrapping stuff for the sake of it
OPINION: The Government has spent its first 100 days stopping, reversing and cutting.
Leonie Hapeta: We need to balance the books
OPINION: The idea of an 11.7 per cent rates rise for 2024-25 scares people.
Don your best superhero costume these school holidays
Help Super Duper Girl and The Ladderman save the day with their stupendous powers.
Stroppy spinster Princess Rosa takes on lusty suitors
Penny Ashton's latest literary solo musical The Tempestuous comes to Palmerston North.
New graduates and new jobs for UCOL Te Pūkenga
The valedictorians have both been bitten by the learning bug.
Community AED comes to Kelvin Grove
There is now an AED outside the gym at Cornerstone Christian School.
Meet Palmerston North Boys’ High School’s head prefect
'Being an effective leader isn’t about answers, it’s about attitude.'
'Incredibly difficult time': Two people charged with murdering Damon O'Rourke
Damon O'Rourke was shot in January this year and died from his injuries.
Jam Jayme's inbox to put jam in people's pantries
SuperGrans Manawatū is seeking volunteers for its cooking and preserving workshops.
Rachel Keedwell: Transport plans lack joined-up thinking
OPINION: Pretending we can separate transport and emissions is complete nonsense.
Concert trio to evoke tales of love and enchantment
Wellington-based Amiki Trio to perform at the Globe Theatre.
'Party within a party' for environmental leaders
Stewart Dairylands wins Horizons Ballance Farm Environment Supreme Award.
Judith Lacy: Palmy + Peters = Pulling Power
OPINION: Despite Winston Peters being the same age as my mother he clearly isn’t rusty.
White-tailed spider bite leaves man in hospital for a month with deadly infection
Andy Stewart pushed on with his motorbike trek despite his growing pain.
William Wood: Long-term plan spending is too high
OPINION: Do we need to spend $31m for cycleways in Palmerston North?
Meet Longburn Adventist College's head prefect for 2024
Elizabeth Hill dreams of being a police officer.
Help at hand to understand recycling changes
The new flyers outline what residents should and should not put in their recycling bins.
Students’ behaviour during David Seymour visit ‘totally unacceptable’
High school says it will discipline students after the Act leader was sworn and spat at.