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Retiring MP Ian McKelvie says farming is one constant issue across the electorate.
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Mr, Mrs and Junior Chef ready to spice up your life
Thakshila Weerasekara and Vishal Perera have opened a Sri Lankan restaurant in Palmy.
Four decades of help for parents celebrated
Parentline was founded to stop child abuse.
Much-loved Awapuni Library reopens
Awapuni librarian Laura Clifford said staff are enjoying reconnecting with everyone.
Judith Lacy: It's time for cats to demand suffrage
OPINION: The clever clogs among you will have noticed I didn’t mention catteries.
More Than Words: Follow in the footsteps of Stone Age beasts
LibLab is the library’s science-based, fun session for 5 to 10-year-olds.
Dave Mollard: Being the odd one out
OPINION: It is a feeling many Kiwis have felt their whole lives but not me.
Young singer Josh Leamy-King has a dream
He hopes the production will give St Peter’s a name as a performing arts school.
Opinion: City’s transport system has become dominated by cars
Opinion: The project will likely increase reliance on off-street and side-street parking.
Scholarship winner: Agrichemicals can turn around a bad season
Tegan Mitchell hopes to study at Wageningen University in the Netherlands next year.
Automatic Bakery's onion bread makes judges smile
It is a finalist in the 2023 New Zealand Food Awards.
Marchers call for God's peace for Palmerston North
March for Peace was organised by two former gang members and Legacy Church.
Senior doctor’s plea as staff struggles put safe emergency service at risk
Senior doctor's plea to Health NZ bosses illustrates the extreme strain on EDs nationally.
Basement Company: Meet the actors
Brooke Wilson dreams of one day playing Stella from Five Feet Apart.
Now that's not boring: Palmy players' Lotto luck
Two of four First Division winners were from the city.
Trio hold up commercial premises, demand cash before fleeing police, crashing
Two seriously injured in crash, third flees.
March for peace amid months of gang violence and death
Gang tensions have been high in Palmerston North since the killing of a mobster in May.
'Once met, never forgotten’: Families of two young men killed in crash wait four years for answers
Part two: The families of two labour-hire workers killed in a road smash, have spoken up.
Victim of Palmerston North homicide named
He died after being stabbed in the early hours of Monday morning
Cancer Society bears all for Daffodil Day
There’s a colourful addition to the society's biggest fundraiser of the year.
Review: Theatre society showcases its post-Covid resurgence
The chemistry between Phil White and Shar Carson was spot on. Carson lights up any stage.
Hurst to make an ass of himself
The Golden Ass is the only surviving Latin novel from antiquity.
Review: Sinfonia concert marvellous medicine
REVIEW: Violins are wonderful storytellers and it was transfixing to watch them in action.
Comment: Contribution of Palmy residents admirable
Opinion: I see first-hand the creativity, generosity and impressive work of people.
Rachel Keedwell: What do you think of Horizons' priority areas?
OPINION: Our LTP is arguably our most important document.
Toddler inspires therapy centre for children with disabilities
Little Stars is the brainchild of a family who know what therapy at early age can do.
Stefan Speller: Tackling crime in the CBD
OPINION: Stefan Speller asks what role councils should play in crime prevention.
Homicide investigation launched after Palmerston North stabbing
Police say the incident is not related to gang tensions in the area.
American blues musician heading to Palmy
Chris Cain brings to the stage a power-packed performance of blues guitar and vocals.
Police justified in punching offender in head during arrest, IPCA finds
The aggressive man was also wrestled to the ground and bitten by a police dog.
Pedal power raises money for new sound system
Cyclist Gavin York raised more than $3000 for Alzheimers Manawatū.