Cello and piano to tango at Globe Theatre
Le Grand Tango was composed by Argentine Astor Piazzolla in 1982.
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Sydney's 'hottest men' to perform in Palmy
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Palmy to host forward-thinking primary sector conference
E Tipu is organised by Christchurch-based company Boma.
Meet Palmerston North Girls’ High School's head girl for 2024
Lucy McLean's advice to new students is that time flies by at high school.
New gallery offers a chance for artists to bind together
Tui Tui is at Square Edge Arts Centre in Palmerston North.
Rebus club celebrates 40th anniversary
Formed as a Probus club, it was the first of its kind in Manawatū.
Natural first aid kit workshop a fundraiser for children's ED
The workshop will be run by the Herb Farm founder Lynn Kirkland.
Turitea School students are modern-day Pied Pipers
The school bought five traps using an Environmental Initiatives Fund grant.
'I wish I wasn’t in this situation': OT foster mum following death of teen
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Public transport reprieve for Roslyn and Awapuni residents
The trial line for electric buses will run four times in each direction on weekdays.
Be happy and get wacky with water
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Grant Smith's optimism faces a big challenge
OPINION: Palmerston North City Council has been tough on examining cost reductions.
A psychedelic blast from the past
Cringeworthy showcases the grooviest music from 1960s New Zealand.
Rachel Keedwell: Public transport is not an all-or-nothing choice
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Dave Mollard: It's a blessing Palmy escapes regiments of invading tourists
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Manawatū Mysteries: Group photo raises so many questions
Do you know when the photo was taken or the name of the group?
Graduates help combat rural vet shortage
Rural practices are not often the first choice for young vets.
Funding available for Palmy arts projects
The Creative Communities Scheme is administered by Palmerston North City Council.
Meet St Peter's College's head students for 2024
One is studying te ao haka and the other robotics.
Rock around the clock with Operatunity
Shake, Rattle & Roll will take you back to the 1950s.
Dog Man series a hit with young Palmerston North book lovers
City library's top spot goes to American author Dav Pilkey.
Are Z-nails being deliberately scattered on North Island highways?
There have been several incidents where Z-nails have popped tyres along state highways.
Separate children's ED for Palmy in sight
During the Christmas break, construction prep was carried out on site.
New recycling rules: What I shouldn't have put in bin
OPINION: I wash my recycling like it is going back in the cupboard.
Heart of social housing complex beats stronger
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New plasma machines improve donor experience
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Free to a large wall: Piece by textile artist Laura Hudson on the move
It is thought the piece depicts the Manawatū River and the Ruahine and Tararua Ranges.
Campervan full of free breast health advice on its way
The new vehicle has two seating areas for private consultations.
Manawatū Rugby launches women’s academy
It will focus on developing players into future Cyclones.
Estonian comedian to bring the giggles to Palmy
Based in Belgium, Heli Parna has been performing stand-up for two years.
Manawatū Mysteries: Do you recognise these men?
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Experience the power of the organ in fest
Hans Hielscher from Germany and Christopher Hainsworth from France will perform.