Caccia Birch House temporarily closed
The first floor of the historical house is being strengthened.
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St Peter's College to hold jubilee at Labour weekend
The college was opened on August 18, 1974, by then-Prime Minister Norman Kirk.
Women’s Lifestyle Expo returns to Palmy
Expo showcases diversity and creativity of businesses in New Zealand.
Manawatū Mysteries: Do you recognise any of these men?
Was this photo taken in the 1940s?
Dave Mollard: Kelvin Grove has no heart
OPINION: It lacks the community connections other more established neighbourhoods have.
Zentveld family steps up from backyard croquet to tournaments
Next season, three generations will be playing golf croquet.
From blind date to platinum wedding anniversary
Alma and Bob Bartosh have danced their way through marriage for 70 years.
Man busted for sawn-off shotgun and meth
'The group was consuming what appeared to be meth.'
Letters to the editor: Featherston St changes are unsafe
OPINION: 'I saw this in action last week with a cyclist going full tilt.'
Two people arrested after pedestrian struck by driver fleeing police
'Luckily, the pedestrian was not seriously injured.'
Lew Findlay: Palmy is the centre of the universe
OPINION: With its convenience, culture and art Palmy is the best small city in NZ.
Turbulent times as I discover basketball isn't like cricket
OPINION: Good giraffe, I sound like a woman during World War II.
There's treasure in 'em gutters, resident urges
Retired caretaker Alistair Cameron wants everyone to pick up a leaf or a hundred.
From student adviser to postgraduate scholar
Ruth Jackson's journey has been one of perseverance and success.
Teanau Tuiono: Forget Aukus and focus on the Pacific
OPINION: Aukus pillars are a part of the same precarious house of cards.
Manawatū Mysteries: Do you recongise this shop?
It could be Lamerton’s, which had an outlet in Main St and one in Broadway Ave.
'Terrifying': Drug reaction burns woman 'from the inside out'
One in 1000 adults experience serious side effects when taking the drug lamotrigine.
Viola student shows her gratitude by composing a duet
Solace Ward’s duet Inspiration will premiere at Musica Viva Manawatū's May concert.
Green Corridors' work boosts tūī population
The birds are flying back from Palmy through the Turitea Valley to roost in the ranges.
Andrew London and the Swing Voters to play in Palmy
Local musician Madeleine Cook, 16, will open the show.
Unleash your inner rock star with an invisible guitar
The Manawatū Air Guitar Championship will be held on May 18 in Palmerston North.
Palmerston North ratepayers could face $1000 annual bill for new sewage treatment system
Mayor knows city ratepayers will have to dig deep for the new wastewater system.
Work on almost-completed Palmerston North cycleway paused as arguments rage
A new layout on a Palmerston North street has raised hackles over the past few months.
Palmerston North City Council seeks waste reduction ideas
Household waste is at record highs.
Be a Passenger this NZ Music Month
There are free gigs featuring homegrown talent scattered around the CBD until May 31.
Boxing, softball and science: Elected members' finanical interests revealed
Property ownership is high while other employment is diverse.
Brent Barrett: There's only one Featherston St
OPINION: For years it was like Tina from Turners in the TV advert: “Cars! Cars! Cars!"
Street safety improvements on the way two years after residents raise concerns
Three raised pedestrian crossings and right-turn bay set to be installed on Roslyn street.
Grant Smith: The fallen had dreams but not a future for themselves
OPINION: It was heartening to see the involvement of so many young people.
'Something has to change': Play examines sexual assault
Prima Facia turns our courts of law into a different kind of stage.
Pat Handcock: Our future lies within our young people
OPINION: It is obvious where we need to focus our efforts.
New play delves into the cast’s stories of femininity
Femme Fiction is 'a short, sharp delight' featuring topics that need space to breathe.
Suze Redmayne: Anzac spirit shows us the way forward
OPINION: We must go forward together towards the challenges we face - and there are many.
Manawatū Mysteries: Do you recognise yourself?
This class photo was taken by Elmar Studios, probably between 1940 and 1949.