Manawatū Mysteries: Four faces but no names
The photo is thought to have been taken in the 1890s.
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Probus and Rebus clubs have much to offer older people
Get on the bus for opportunities to remain active.
Postcards remind us of how life once was
Postcard collecting is regaining popularity, especially for local and social historians.
News in brief: Plant a tree, apply for travel money
Jock Phillips will present the 2023 Mina McKenzie Memorial Lecture in Palmerston North.
Film festival 'supercharged' for its 21st anniversary
"Things are better and bigger and more like Fidel by the moment."
Mayor hopes more seniors free parking will help retailers
Grant Smith says the city has lost 100-plus jobs in retail in the past couple of months.
High-five for new benches at Caccia Birch
Palmerston North Horticultural Society marks its 100th anniversary with bench donation.
Dave Mollard: Learning te reo Māori is good for my community
OPINION: Learning a second language reduces brain deterioration as we age.
Review: Let this superb choir shine everywhere
We all need some light to get us through the night.
Comment: Policy lens needs to consider paddock to plate
Opinion: We need to hear from our rural communities about the pressures they’re facing.
A season of art and science
The centrepiece is a full-size cast skeleton of the largest Tyrannosaurs rex unearthed.
Put down your cross-stitch for an improvised Austenian musical
Improvisers perambulate the New Zealand countryside spreading laughter and bonnets.
Get in the swing of spring on Friday
The vocals will be performed by Kirsten Clark and Shellie Hanley.
Free mountain bike lessons for riders of all ages
The programme is led by Professional Mountain Bike Instructors' Association coaches.
Forest & Bird Manawatū celebrate 65 years with tree planting
Volunteers have planted more than 2000 native plants along Poutoa Walkway.
Manawatū Mysteries: 13 faces, but no names
The photo comes from a collection of unidentified negatives taken by H M Griffiths.
Exhibition drives home message plastic is not fantastic
It showcases art made from waste collected from Palmerston North streams.
Kindy kids early adaptors to kaitiaki role
Linton Kindergarten started its enviroschools journey in 2014.
Spaniards to return to Palmy
Fiesta Española features acclaimed Spanish singer Maria Jose Perez.
Grant Smith: Manawatū needs more from Wellington
OPINION: There has been little targeted Government investment for Manawatū recently.
'Grossly disappointed': NZ Football weighs in about club football assault
New Zealand Football has confirmed police are involved following the incident.
Have your say on proposed bus stops
The work to upgrade the bus stops and shelters is fully funded by Waka Kotahi.
Short-staffed council delays Vogel St consultation
In April 2022, the city council received a petition calling for Vogel St to be improved.
Judith Lacy: Colour me happy with my own lines
OPINION: I have never coloured my life within the lines of others.
Brave rape victim confronts her abuser in court
Corey Aldridge also raped her brother and another boy.
Teenager faces surgeries overseas after rare deep brain bleed
Carson Harvey must make expensive trip to UK for two operations after brain bleed.
JD dives deep into new career
Blocked drains don’t smell the greatest but if you can get past that you’re good.
Songs to brighten your day
The Renaissance Singers' programme is based on ways one can use the word 'light'.
Comment: Older people living in unsafe and unfriendly accommodation
Opinion: The worst I have seen was an older man living in a garden shed with no floor.
Research seeks to take Kiwi farm dogs from good to great
New Zealand farm dogs haven’t benefitted from the large research projects overseas.
Orchids continue to call Jenny
Jenny Mair treats her plants like family and talks to them all the time.
Returns reveal Horizons councillors' financial interests
Horizons councillors are required to state their property and financial interests.
One dead after being hit by vehicle in workplace incident
WorkSafe and the police's Serious Crash Unit have been advised.
Day of hands-on learning for Children’s University students
One highlight identified by students was touching a sheep’s stomach.