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Makeover for Kelvin Grove Park
Junior play equipment has been added and a shelter installed.
Financial boost for Centrepoint's work with teens
The free masterclasses will be a way to connect students with arts practitioners.
Grant Smith: Ready, set — let’s Christmas!
OPINION: My best wishes to everyone for a happy, festive and safe summer break.
New-look Woolies arrives in Kelvin Grove
Security measures include double entry gates and trolley wheel locking.
Ross Leos bring joy to older people
They visit Woodlands Home for the Elderly every term.
Dave Mollard: I am Tāngata te Tiriti, I am the Crown
OPINION: My ancestor was allowed to live here because of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
More time to have your say on Vogel St
People no longer have to choose between two proposed safety options.
Two chances to join carol singing
The Renaissance Singers will be joined by children's voices in Palmy and Feilding.
Manawatū Mysteries: Did Mr Tier build or own this house?
This photo was donated to the city's archives in the 1950s.
Palmerston North MP Tangi Utikere promoted
Labour MP is now the party's spokesman for transport, oceans and fisheries.
Phaedra is making eye contact with the world
She has created a mental health resource Reconnect with Reality, a tactile journal.
Brent Barrett: Helping build trails is a brilliant choice
OPINION: Each one takes people, work, energy and vision to create.
Community raises $130,000 for Palmerston North Children’s Emergency Department
More than $130,000 was raised at a charity evening on Monday
Welcome changes happening in Bunnythorpe
Council officers and residents work together on a list of infrastructure improvements.
Palmy's Josh Gowan clocking up the marathons in support of cancer research
Josh Gowan is completing a half-marathon a day throughout November.
Sister city ties celebrated with line dancing
Georgia Lunn from DanceWorks Studios encouraged attendees to have a go.
Manawatū Mysteries: Were these young female debutantes?
The negative comes from the Elmar Collection.
Smashed glass given new lease of life in roads and pathways
Technological advances make using crushed glass in roading surfaces viable.
Tangi Utikere: I will continue to be a staunch advocate for Palmy
Opinion: I am concerned about what a change in Government will mean for our community.
Scientists push for focus on protein quality rather than quantity
New knowledge will change nutritional guidelines and save lives, they say.
Chemical waste drop-off day hailed a success
Lindane, Paraquat, Dieldrin, and 2,4-D were among chemicals dropped off.
Variety programme features flutes, strings and saxophones
Diana Neild loves sharing music in the community.
Palmy’s newest river entrance open in time for summer
The entranceway off Kanuka Drive has an accessible ramp and rail.
Teacher who made cannabis oil can finish year without ankle bracelet
Timothy Pauro said he needed drug due to sleepwalking, also had guns in wardrobe.
'Years in illegal captivity': Lizard enthusiast fined for keeping 60 reptiles
Richard Brosnan's creatures were confiscated as he did not have a permit to keep them.
Walking frames to the rescue in debut novel
Denis Dwyer combines humour and the topical issue of care for older people in debut novel.
Missoula Day returns with the chance to visit Palmy's sister city
Spend $20 in participating shops and go in the draw to win a trip for two next August.
Prolific author shares tales from his childhood
Donovan Bixley visits Winchester School to celebrate students' completion of Book Buds.
Scholarship launched to help rainbow nursing students
The scholarship was founded by former UCOL Te Pūkenga student Mel Meates.
Tenants' union marks 40 years of advocacy
Group started by citizens concerned about the lack of housing in Palmy.
Saturday will be a bed of roses
The Manawatū Rose Society is holding a free show at Caccia Birch House.
Let’s park right: City council issues an educational warning
There has been a spike in people parking dangerously in Palmerston North.
Poppy Places Trust recognises seven more sites in Linton
The sites of significance were announced on Remembrance Day.