Mikaela Nyman and Thom Conroy will lead the one-day workshop.

Long-time owners Matthew Claridge and Simon Riddell will continue to work in the practice.

An authentic person will always beat someone who is faking it, Charles Allen says.

Speladd provides support and services for people with learning differences.

A Ferguson St house is a rare example of a pre-1880s worker’s cottage still standing.

Soul Friends owner: 'I don’t think there’s ever a perfect place to put a crematorium'.

A lack of secondary education did not stop Clive Davis from running his own businesses.

Every day this year, Carole Flyger has had an iris in flower.

Shopper stunned to pay 67 per cent more for a loaf of bread at his local supermarket.

There will be leaflets on how to save your own seeds and recipe ideas.

Feilding's Brian Elliott has been an architect for 55 years.

OPINION: Whatever happens, Palmy's elected members have their fingers on the pulse.

Attendees can build weta motels or rat traps, and learn more about native birds.

People travelled to Palmy from the lower North Island for a green and white-themed party.

The event is part of Manawatū Lesbian and Gay Rights Association’s month-long birthday.

OPINION: The consultation is your opportunity to help shape how freshwater is managed.

Palmerston North architect Acton Wylde-Browne designed houses.

The man was able to pull what was left of his arm free and run for help.

Quilters say it is much more than chopping up fabric and sewing them back together.

Opinion: For one, voters are unlikely to get movement on the issues they voted for.

Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery is seeking volunteer visitor hosts for the summer.

They were taking part in Alzheimer's Manawatū's Memory Walk in Palmerston North.

The guitarist for Cranial Bypass is found murdered at a rehearsal.

The concert will combine the magic of classical music with themes from Star Wars.

Children will collect stamps at all the trick-or-treat locations throughout the museum.

OPINION: The future of our medical and military museums is not set in stone.

National Party's Ankit Bansal says he's happy Palmy's no longer a Labour stronghold.

About 80 per cent of the work the men do is for community projects.

Emma Funnel and Gerrit van Schalkwyk will head to Tokyo in February.

OPINION: Only Ebenezer Scrooge would deny Tangi Utikere's knowledge of Palmy.