Multi-talented musician wins Pat Snoxell award
Armani Whitehead-Wilson will travel to China next year with a national choir.
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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.
Journal covers Plunket to Shackleton and the Palmy-ites in between
Officials streamed into the governor's hospital room weaving black armbands.
Manukura receives money from Central Energy Trust for new school
The new school is being built on Tennent Drive on the Massey University campus.
Costley sisters bring a new dimension to fairy tale
Grace Costley plays Cinderella while her younger sister, Poppy, is the nasty stepmother.
Council proposes lowering central city speed limit
Have your say by 4pm on Tuesday, October 31.
Judges praise winner's 'glorious landscape'
Lois Price receives $2000 for her oil painting, Rangitīkei River Cliffs.
Free exhibition surveys top architect's long career
Brian Elliott has been a registered architect since 1972.
Ring, ring for $5 accessible opera
The humour of comedic opera The Telephone is Monty Python-esque at times.
New hub to serve Defence Force's uniform needs
The ADA Headquarters and Logistics Hub in Milson was officially opened on Tuesday.
Judith Lacy: English is great but not the be-all and end-all
Opinion: Mouth is the only one I got. Funny that.
Grant Smith: Civic awards celebrate our community heroes
OPINION: And this year's recipients are...
Police reveal latest on man killed in front of wife and young kids
His 11-year-old son attempted to defend him while a gun was pointed into his car.
Comment: Pokies harmful to people in high-deprivation areas
OPINION: The sinking lid policy allows beneficiaries of grants to find other funding.
Palmerston North captain helps United Nations
Zarra Houpapa is one of two New Zealand women recently deployed for the mission.
Palmerston North candidates become the questioners
The political hopefuls were also asked to name an inspirational Palmerston North resident.
Manawatū Mysteries: What is this group of men celebrating?
This photo was donated along with other images from Elmar Studios.
Putting the hard graft in
Construction of the new Manawatū Tararua highway reaches a planting milestone.
Regent, clocktower to turn pink to support breast cancer awareness
The foundation is highlighting how breast cancer is survivable if diagnosed early enough.
UCOL lecturer's service to photography recognised
Paul Gummer received the Silver Spool Award at the Iris Awards.
Thanks driver! Tranzit launches recruitment campaign
The company is preparing to deliver Palmy’s expanded bus network on behalf of Horizons.
Julia Wallace men chat about wives’ dementia
As part of their respite in the shed, they build predator traps.
Survey finds growing dissatisfaction with Palmerston North City Council
Tauranga-based Key Research received 536 responses to the 2023 survey.