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Students showcase historic hair
Students from UCOL's Certificate in Hairdressing show off their skills in History of Hair.
Reel Earth film competition to show talent
Entries sought for Reel Earth Short Film Competition.
Events to get you ready for Christmas
Some of the events on offer over the next couple of weeks.
Meth: The filthy secret that becomes a demon
Trio establish 'P' Walk-In Centre in Palmerston North. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Girl seriously hurt as quad bike hits driftwood
The 13-year-old is in Palmerston North Hospital with serious head and chest injuries.
Family heartbroken after boy's fatal fall through school roof
"He was a very loved little boy - he still is."
Maori wards favoured for 2019 council elections
Palmerston North City Council confirms intention to establish Maori ward in 2019.
Local Focus: It's true! Palmy Rocks!
Calling all rock stars to The Square. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fatal impact: The last flight of the Kaka
All 13 killed when plane skidded then slammed into Mt Ruapehu in 1948.
New host for radio show
Jesse Archer is the new The Hits Manawatu daytime host, broadcasting live from Main St.
Walking for motor neurone disease
A team of firefighters will walk 170km for motor neurone disease.
Woman missing for a week 'may have entered river'
Police appeal for sightings of Elizabeth Udy, missing from Pahiatua for a week.
Family with rare bone condition homeless
Family with brittle bone disease living in a motel because they cannot find a house.
Lundy appeal: 'Murder convictions based on unreliable science'
Mark Lundy claims murder convictions based on unreliable science and unsympathetic public.
Steve Carlé: Fast track gorge process
Relief packages needed for businesses while new route is developed.
Mark Lundy a guinea pig for 'unreliable science'
Mark Lundy's legal team will today dispute evidence used in his 2015 murder convictions.
Taupo crash victim's daughter gutted at loss: 'It's not fair'
Leighton Ahuriri had celebrated his 60th birthday days before the crash.
Shielding children from online bullies
Young people are turning to mental health services for help due to cyber bullying.
Rejoicing in our seniors
The city's older residents were honoured and thanked for their contribution to the region.
Talk about Topp Twins
Te Manawa is in the last month of The Topp Twins - An Exhibition for New Zealand.
Kiwi among Nobel Peace Prize winners
Anti-nuke campaigner is a Kiwi. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Loud shirts raise awareness of hearing difficulties
Loud Shirt Day raises awareness of profound hearing difficulties in children.
Vet students hold pet day
Vet students to host second Family Fun and Pet Education Day this Sunday.
Understanding supervised contact
Understanding supervised contact and the associated court orders.
Life outside the prison gate
Christian trust provides vital support for those living outside the prison gates.
A year since election and it's a whirlwind
Palmerston North city councillor Gabrielle Bundy-Cooke reflects on a whirlwind year.
Three arrested over aggravated robbery
Three people are appearing in court tomorrow after a robbery in Palmerston North.
Memory Walk puts focus on dementia sufferers
The Alzheimer's Manawatu Memory Walk brings together hundreds.
ED Friends mark 10 years
Long-time friends of Palmerston North Hospital's emergency department celebrate 10 years.
Vigil calls for stop to violence
A vigil held this Saturday will call for a stop to violence against the Rohingya people.