Horizons' long-term plan focuses on healthy environment
Horizons Regional Council received 540 submissions on its draft long-term plan.
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Gold awards handed to Palmerston North students
Three young women completed the awards programme at the highest standard.
Food delivery app launches in Palmy
Palmy foodies now have another option regarding getting food delivered to their doors.
Food innovation MoU signed in Palmy
The two cities will work together on practical solutions to global problems.
Palmy Puanga festival ready to glow
The headline act is likely to attract plenty of music fans.
Thinking caps required for fundraiser quiz
All proceeds will go towards the April 2025 trip to Japan.
Tangi Utikere: More costs than cuts in Budget
OPINION: Tax cuts won't offset the cost increases coming.
11 new members of Manawatū’s sporting hall of fame
The evening was hosted by Olympian Barbara Kendall
Dave Mollard: The nice list is overrun by the Nordic nations
OPINION: Move over Norway, it's time for New Zealand to shine.
More complaints related to plant pot thefts in Palmy
Two men have been charged with two and 16 charges of burglary respectively.
Pregnant woman died after delayed ICU admission
A heavily pregnant woman and her stillborn child died in February 2022.
Plenty of passengers on Palmy's buses
Buses have been filled to capacity on some routes since the service launched in March.
Untold Stories exhibition to fill historical gap
'It is clear the Government at the time was terrified of communists.'
Council to fund freshwater projects
Applications for Horizons' Freshwater Community Grant are open.
Rachel Keedwell: What do you think about Tōtara Reserve?
OPINION: Horizons Regional Council is reviewing its management plan for the reserve.
An absolutely fabulous woollen solstice
The Manawatū Spinners and Weavers Guild is holding a Fabulous Fibre Fair on Saturday.
Palmy potter Rachel Robb at mid-winter ceramics festival
She is one of about 70 exhibitors taking part in the Star Glaze Festival in Ōtaki.
Te Manawa auction to launch Peter Bush Archive fundraising campaign
The museum holds an extensive collection of images by the legendary rugby photojournalist.
Palmy band wants to drum up more members
Pipes and Drums of Palmerston North is a non-competitive band that turns 30 this month.
Turning waste into resources
Precycle NZ received $7500 for introducing Sustainable is Attainable to Manawatū.
News in brief: Former Palmy MP joins Opportunities Party
Iain Lees-Galloway believes the party can make it to Parliament at the next election.
Unity Singers to bring timeless melodies to the Regent stage
The jazz classics will be performed with the OnStage Manawatū swing band.
Manawatū restarts Miriam's heart
Miriam Sharland says New Zealanders tend to underestimate Manawatū's beauty.
Wastewater treatment budget increased at 11th hour
Mayor Grant Smith said a lower budget would destroy relationships and rip up $5m of work.
Palmy's G-strings to be adjusted at the Globe
Please Adjust Your G-string is a hilarious romp through an OE with a difference.
Manawatū recognises some of its finest
More than 50 people were acknowledged at Volunteer Recognition Event in Palmerston North.
Volunteers are the environment's unsung heroes
It’s tactile, mucky, and rewarding work that gives people a real buzz.
Palmy journalist wins broadcasting award
Jimmy Ellingham is Radio New Zealand’s Manawatū reporter.
Volunteers sought to be the police's eyes and ears
PN Community Patrol partners with the police and the council to keep the community safe.
Council narrowly votes to keep in-lane bus stops
It received a 3700-strong petition asking for the street to be put back the way it was.
Dave Mollard: My kids still seek my 'ancient wisdom'
OPINION: They need lessons in voting, tax returns and car insurance.
Modern way to learn Rangitāne history
Visit six sites along the Manawatū River, scan the QR code and be taken back in time.
Short distance to see Long Ride Home
The play promises to take audiences on a journey of complex emotion.
Increase in total rates take slightly reduced
It was reduced from the proposed 11.3 per cent to 10.1 per cent.