Orphee Mickalad: Councils face post-election uncertainty
OPINION: Whatever happens, Palmy's elected members have their fingers on the pulse.
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Horizons offers free fun and free ride to Tōtara Reserve
Attendees can build weta motels or rat traps, and learn more about native birds.
Nigerian community celebrates independence day
People travelled to Palmy from the lower North Island for a green and white-themed party.
Get ready to paw-ty at the Dog Catwalk in Palmy
The event is part of Manawatū Lesbian and Gay Rights Association’s month-long birthday.
Rachel Keedwell: Have your say on how freshwater is managed in our region
OPINION: The consultation is your opportunity to help shape how freshwater is managed.
Manawatū Mysteries: Did Acton build this house?
Palmerston North architect Acton Wylde-Browne designed houses.
Cement company fined $357K after worker's arm cut off
The man was able to pull what was left of his arm free and run for help.
You can't silence a good boy band
Or even a bad one, as you can see in MannBannd, coming to Centrepoint Theatre.
Ashhurst Drama Group relishes resurgence
This year it is putting on an extra show, the comedy Kindly Keep It Covered.
Celebrating the stitches that bind hearts and minds
Quilters say it is much more than chopping up fabric and sewing them back together.
Stefan Speller: What is the impact of a dysfunctional council?
Opinion: For one, voters are unlikely to get movement on the issues they voted for.
Can you guide visitors to see tuatara Big Boy?
Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery is seeking volunteer visitor hosts for the summer.
Purple power out in force for dementia awareness
They were taking part in Alzheimer's Manawatū's Memory Walk in Palmerston North.
Bing Turkby's latest novel: Who killed Apocalypse BusLane?
The guitarist for Cranial Bypass is found murdered at a rehearsal.
Out of this World: Be transported to distant galaxies
The concert will combine the magic of classical music with themes from Star Wars.
Te Manawa has the spooky season covered
Children will collect stamps at all the trick-or-treat locations throughout the museum.
Comment: History needs saving by the public voice
OPINION: The future of our medical and military museums is not set in stone.
From Greens to Act - Manawatū is covered in the capital
National Party's Ankit Bansal says he's happy Palmy's no longer a Labour stronghold.
Menzshed Manawatū provides a lifeline for retired men
About 80 per cent of the work the men do is for community projects.
Two Mitsubishi Palmy staff to compete in global skills contest
Emma Funnel and Gerrit van Schalkwyk will head to Tokyo in February.
Judith Lacy: Our male MPs are anything but cookie-cutter
OPINION: Only Ebenezer Scrooge would deny Tangi Utikere's knowledge of Palmy.
Multi-talented musician wins Pat Snoxell award
Armani Whitehead-Wilson will travel to China next year with a national choir.
Manawatū Mysteries: Who is this fireman?
If you know his name, please contact Palmerston North City Library.
Once in a purple and blue moon
Deano Shirriffs is happy to get his mixed media paintings out of his ears.
Calendar showcases Manawatū's music makers
It is produced by the Palmerston North Heritage Trust.
Esther celebrates diamond weaving anniversary
Accomplished fibre artist Esther Nitschke is opening her studio for Art Trail Manawatū.
Comment: Cenotaph must be given the respect it deserves
Opinion: Sacrifice and service should be respected.
Jo has Christmas all wrapped up
Jo Hayne runs Home 4 Xmas from her purpose-built Bunnythorpe shed.
Manawatū Mysteries: Who is this happy couple?
The photo is part of an unclaimed collection donated by Elmar Studios.
Karen Naylor: Green light for Summerhays development
OPINION: But how should social housing be funded?
Serialised novel takes listeners back to Palmy in 1954
Each episode of A Respectable Veneer airs on Manawatū People's Radio on Monday at 8pm.
Dave Mollard: Do the right thing on Saturday, Australia
Opinion: Indigenous Australians have been subjected to dreadful oppression.
Win tickets to Queen tribute show
The Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic show features South African Dominic Warren in the lead role.
Anna's beeline to help women beat loneliness made easier with new wheels
The new enclosed electric mobility scooter has been partially funded by a lottery grant.