Safer speeds around schools in the spotlight
There have been 1332 crashes within 200 metres of Palmy schools in the past 10 years.
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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.
A lasting connection leads to Palmy world premiere of comedy
David Geary's royal spy caper is full of plots, poison and passion.
Moon rises on evening of Americana in Palmerston North
Harvest Moon's six musicians play a dazzling array of instruments.
Aotearoa’s only live ASMR show comes to Palmy
Amy Atkins wants to find the funny side of ASMR and bring people together to share in it.
Opinion: Palmerston North City Council has a strong and positive partnership with Rangitāne
Opinion: There is a focus on developing staff capability to support this partnership.
Flood protection work starts in Palmerston North
A 210-metre-long rock-armouring structure is to be built at the bottom of Albert St.
Lions clubs help cardiac arrest patients roar again
A donated defibrillator is available to Arena 3 or 4 users at Central Energy Trust Arena.
Verbatim testimony presented as part of city’s Anzac commemorations
Survivors tell how New Zealanders lived and died on Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula in 1915.
Customer 'sick' after spotting swastika earrings in op shop
The charity said they were providing their staff with more awareness training.
Taking life down to size
Palmy miniature makers are preserving tiny moments in time.
Green Drinks more than just talk
The monthly meetings bring people together to be inspired and informed.
Two of The Ten Tenors heading to Palmy are Kiwis
Be in to win two tickets to their April 20 show.
Grant Smith: Palmy can learn from Smart Cities
Opinion: There are some takeaways from Taipei I believe can be applied here.
Green Party announces its Manawatū candidates
It is Professor John Cockrem's first foray into national politics.
Memory-makers to be but a memory
Bruce Watt Photography owner Dave Edmonds is ready to retire.
Engineering a more laid-back life with Cyber Consulting
Adam Blair is impressed with the collaborative way businesses operate in Manawatū.
Comment: Palmy pushes play in so many ways
Opinion: Andy Martin was there at the beginning and is still there 20 years on.
Holdens rolling into Palmerston North
The 17th annual Holden Nationals event is coming to Palmerston North.
Karen Naylor: Democracy at its best
Opinion: Have we got the balance right? Or if not, how could we adjust the budget?
Autistic man on learners licence killed in car accident 'pressured' into driving colleagues to work
'No one should die due to an employer’s negligence' - grieving dad.
First glimpse at new hotel for old Palmerston North post office
Mayor Grant Smith says he is confident Safari Group will build the hotel.
Rowing: Top-10 finish for Palmerston North athlete at World Rowing Indoor Champs
Nicola Goss was the only competitor from the southern hemisphere in the new Versa event.