New volunteer brings holistic and global view
From India, Laurin Benedict is studying sustainable development at Massey University.
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Watch: David Seymour spat at by student during Manawatū school visit
Seymour's crown car was also allegedly kicked while he was leaving.
Council waiting for quotes to repair community centre
Part of the verandah was hit by a truck in late November.
Country comes to city's heart
Palmerston North athletes shine at the 2024 New Zealand Rural Games.
Vaughan Dennison: Sister cities can enrich our lives and our city
OPINION: It is powerful to see exchanges of learning and culture with your own eyes.
Police arrest four nearly six months after dad shot dead in front of his kids
Hori Gage, 27, was shot dead in front of his children in August.
Kiwi DYI shines in Palmy creative agency
Eltezza is a combination of Mo Eltayeb and Chris Teneza’s last names.
Manawatū Tenants’ Union launches rental reality survey
It wants to hear from all renters — boarders, flatmates and tenants.
Dave Mollard: 'I love the theory of buses'
OPINION: Fewer cars on the road means I can sneak through the traffic lights in peace.
Recycling changes: 'It takes a while for the public to catch on'
New recycling rules came into effect at the start of February,
Rural Games: Which NZ school came out on top?
Over 200 students from 10 schools took part in the Clash of the Colleges this year.
Alistair Davis is Massey University’s new chancellor
Angela Hauk-Willis is the new pro chancellor.
Jack Jordan reigns supreme again at Rural Sports Awards
Timbersports ace Jordan has earned the top-awards double for the second year running.
Meet Cornerstone Christian School's head students for 2024
They advise new students to have fun and participate in school activities.
Palm in our hands, charcoal in hers
Darcelle Nesser tried to imagine the feelings of people involved in the palm oil industry.
Why Palmerston North deserves better
OPINION: Palmerston North is a pocket engine room of the wider national economy.
Renowned historian steps down as editor of Rugby Almanack
The recently published 2024 edition was his last as editor of the book.
Wheels on the bus go 'round in a new way
Rachel Keedwell’s excitement was palpable as she launched Palmy’s new bus network.
Judith Lacy: Expand not just your stomach but your brain
OPINION: Hokowhitu Farmers’ Market is a taonga but there is always room for improvement.
Palmy radio station The Gramophone Room turns 25
The Gramophone Room broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 88.1FM.
Opinion: Parade celebrates Feilding’s generational connection to the military
OPINION: A highlight of the service was the four-plane flyover on the dot of midday.
Do your bit to help keep our air quality clean
Only burn wood with a moisture content of 25 per cent or less.
Is Palmerston North age-friendly?
The city council wants to hear from as many people as possible – not just those over 65.
Manawatū Mysteries: Can you clean up these questions?
The unidentified woman is using a Turbo-Matic Mighty Midget.
Park with purpose and fill Railway Reserve with kindness
The Ford Ranger New Zealand Rural Games return to Palmerston North this weekend.
Three years and 5000 books later for literacy project
Hokowhitu Hidden Books goes from strength to strength.
Brent Barrett: We need to wean our city off poisons
OPINION: Why do we keep using poisons in some of our most sensitive spaces?
Palmy tamariki to give their all at 'tryathlon'
About 1900 kids are expected to flock to Ongley Park for the Weet-Bix Kids Tryathlon.
Meet Freyberg High School's head students for 2024
Their favourite subject is the same - sport and exercise science.
Mum confronts driver who dragged her son to death
Raynor Cribb was dragged 80m to his death under a car by a driver who knew he was there.
Passport to world provided in Te Marae o Hine
The annual World Food, Craft and Music Fair drew huge crowds.
Manawatū Mysteries: Were you at this car show?
What has four wheels and no name? This photo.
Even more to do at the Esplanade this Sunday
There will be free train rides and mini-golf, entertainment and activities.