Appeal for sightings of missing Palmerston North woman
Paula Justine Harris was last seen on Thursday and there are concerns for her welfare.
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Breaking the cycle of power and control
All Te Manawa Family Services' programmes are free.
Songs from the heart for a wintry Sunday afternoon
The Unity Singers will perform uplifting hits from the soundtrack of our lives.
'Brown Buttabean' to speak in Palmy
An evening with David Letele is a fundraiser for Kind Hearts.
'Digital pick and mix': Bus hits the road for technology lessons
The Dora bus visited five locations to help teach people about smartphones.
From student to teacher for one local cleaner
Anna says as barriers to study have been removed, she has been able to achieve more.
Illuminating experience coming for Palmerston North children
The show is for children up to seven years old.
Woman sent home from ED with chest pain died hours later of cardiac arrest
Her family felt her death could have been avoided if due diligence had been carried out.
Classic Pasifika comedy-drama comes to Palmerston North
The play Frangipani Perfume, written by Makerita Urale, celebrates Pasifika women.
New Zealand jockey gone to the trots
Senior jockey Darryl Bradley is course manager an Manawatū Raceway
Will wars: Brothers ‘descend into pettiness’ over $4.4m estate
Graeme Barnard is unhappy mother left him a smaller share of estate than his brothers.
Knitters making every stitch count for Ukraine
Operation Cover Up is on the hunt for donations of wool and more knitters.
Grant Smith: Regent on Broadway the envy of many
Opinion: Not only do we have a wonderful theatre but talented people to make use of it.
Damning report into hospital after pregnant mum and baby die
Admission to intensive care was delayed before her death and her baby was stillborn.
‘Extremely disappointed’: Mark Lundy’s family react to parole board rejection of early release
'The fight for the truth is far from over' - Lundy's family.
'I did not kill my family': Double murderer Mark Lundy to remain behind bars
'I will go to my death bed still saying that I did not kill my family'.
Inner Wheel extends wheels of friendship
Parkinson’s Manawatū donated two wheelchairs for its members to use.
Is double-murderer Mark Lundy about to be released from jail?
Lundy, who has been behind bars for 21 years, denies killing his wife and daughter.
Community calls for Pasifika Community Centre to be extended
Papaioea Pasifika Community Trust wants more space for community events.
The art of eating feijoas: Every millimetre is a different flavour
Artist Darcelle Nesser says eating feijoa skins adds texture and character.
Hola to new-look Cuba St
The central Palmerston North street is now more people-friendly.
Safer speeds around schools in the spotlight
There have been 1332 crashes within 200 metres of Palmy schools in the past 10 years.
Councillor comment: It's tough being in retail, so support local shops
Opinion: Covid-19 is still present in our community, but no one is talking about it.
Palmerston North homicide: More Mongrel Mob in city after Raniel Kiu killing
Police seeking further information but "confident there is no ongoing risk to the public".
Homicide investigation: Police launch probe after man dies in hospital
Police probe man's death after late night incident.
Jono Naylor: Measure success by the quality of your relationships
Our jobs and careers are not lasting, the Palmerston North politician says.
Te Manawa is now open Tuesday to Sunday
Staff have not lost jobs or hours as a result of the 12-month trial.
'Snapped': Man who drove wife off cliff jailed
He drove toward a steep bank moments after his wife said their marriage was over.
Mayor Grant Smith: Dame Edna helped put Palmy on the map
A put-upon bridesmaid became an unlikely ambassador for Palmy.
Former mayor Jono Naylor on why he stood for National
He did not want to be on his deathbed asking himself 'what if?'
Jazzy tunes coming to Palmerston North
Jazz pianist Chris Dann is performing in Palmerston North this month.
Councillor Mark Arnott says community disorder is a council problem
Opinion: Let's take note of the Hastings District Council’s successful strategies.
Glue guns and creativity front and centre
Heartland Lions Palmerston North’s Bra Artz competition is open to anyone.
Like a rolling stone, Dylan fans are coming
The Zimmermans have put their own slant on Bob Dylan's great songs.