Bob Selden: From a coffee to volunteering
Cycling and active transport have always been his passions.
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Readers solve heritage mysteries
'She was delighted that we could zoom in on her dad’s face.'
Revealed: Palmerston North City Library's most borrowed books in 2023
Top spot goes to Northern Irish author Lucinda Riley.
Win a trip for two to Queenstown
Shop or dine in Palmy’s CBD in the lead-up to and during the New Zealand Rural Games.
Grow strong: Mental health coach shares insights
Katherine Gillespie is a PreKure certified mental health coach.
Head to the wind in developing Sanson
There are more than 40 entries from Auckland, Hawke’s Bay and Manawatū for the open.
Senior doctor flies in from Australia to work on-site one week in four
Te Whatu Ora will not discuss how much this costs.
Footnote asks how do you win in the game of life
The company brings its show If You Know You Know to Palmy on February 14 and 15.
Grant Smith: Exploring infrastructure and celebrating friendship
OPINION: I am fronting a small delegation of water engineers to China and Japan.
Fatal shooting victim named
Police received reports a man had been shot. He later died from his injuries.
Manawatū Mysteries: What were these people protesting about?
The truck’s signwriting says A.E. Clausen & Co Contractors Palmerston North.
Dave Mollard: This rectangle is the heart of our city
OPINION: The square is not an intimate space but there is plenty of room for pipe bands.
Palmerston North celebrates Lunar New Year
The three-hour event had non-stop entertainment ranging from Japanese drumming to tai chi.
Adventurous holiday for young readers
Children hung out with pirates, went into space and visited a volcano.
Politics is about service and empathy, new MP says
Rangitīkei people are modest and humble and it’s about “we, not me”.
Are old cemeteries dead and buried?
Cemeteries provide an escape from the busyness of life and a reminder of what’s important.
Auckland comedian Matt Coombe to perform in Palmy
He says his show Coombe: Inside Me is a hilarious journey into the mind of a rising star.
High praise for Palmy composer
Sai Natarajan's musical education began when he was in the womb.
Have your say on the future of Ashhurst Domain
The council wants to know what it should and shouldn't be used for.
Shipping issues force delay to rollout of Palmy’s new bus network
The rollout has been delayed by two weeks.
Irish eyes smiling for people with dementia
Born and raised in Cork, Liam Walsh says he is living the dream in Aotearoa.
Changes coming to recycling in Palmy
From February 1, lids, caps and spray cans need to stay out of your recycling bin.
Library cat has paws of clay and a silent purr
Stuart Schwartz won the competition to name Palmerston North Central Library's cat.
Judith Lacy: Don't sit on the edge - hedge it
OPINION: The Sledge Track has an activity for everyone - no matter how soon you puff.
Brent Barrett: What have we learned from the 2004 floods?
OPINION: Stopbanks are not enough. Our best defence is boosting our region's sponginess.
Embracing Palmy: A year of triumphs, tests and togetherness
Filipina explains why she and her family are staying in Palmerston North.
Lunar festival to celebrate Year of the Wood Dragon
The free event will be held in The Square on Saturday.
Homicide investigation launched in Palmerston North
A scene examination is being completed today at the Coromandel Court address.
Manawatū Mysteries: Where was this house?
The panelled, furnished foyer appears to be part of a large house.
Drop into the bowl or bomb into the pool with Summer Battle
The skateboard and bomb competitions are billed as a fun way to end the school holidays.
Tangi Utikere: Tell me what is on your mind
OPINION: I’ll be available at the Festival of Cultures to talk to you.
More Than Words: Read responsibly in a shady spot
Or give your eyes a rest and wrap your lug holes around a good book.
Mob leader to stay in jail after loaded gun found in car during gang tensions
He says he took the gun off someone else because he was 'concerned about public safety'.