Q&A with Brendan Dugan of the NZ Highwaymen
The NZ Highwaymen are about to get back on the road, touring across NZ in June and July.
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Rural Support ambassador tours lower North Island
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Ōhakea base achieves round-the-clock fire and rescue availability
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Women’s Lifestyle Expo returns to Palmy
Expo showcases diversity and creativity of businesses in New Zealand.
Two people arrested after pedestrian struck by driver fleeing police
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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.
Be a Passenger this NZ Music Month
There are free gigs featuring homegrown talent scattered around the CBD until May 31.
Suze Redmayne: Anzac spirit shows us the way forward
OPINION: We must go forward together towards the challenges we face - and there are many.
Jockey Portia Matthews starts with a double win
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Fourth man charged with murder following fatal shooting
Damon O'Rourke died in hospital after being shot in Palmerston North.
Rachel Keedwell: Rate rises a disaster in the making for years
OPINION: I know this increase will be unaffordable for many on a low or fixed income.
Shooting may be 'gang' related; police investigation continues
Police investigating but say there are no specific concerns for the public at this stage.
Person in serious condition after emergency in Feilding, 'gunshots' heard
Police investigating but say there are no specific concerns for the public at this stage.
Rachel Keedwell: Transport plans lack joined-up thinking
OPINION: Pretending we can separate transport and emissions is complete nonsense.
'Party within a party' for environmental leaders
Stewart Dairylands wins Horizons Ballance Farm Environment Supreme Award.
Judith Lacy: Palmy + Peters = Pulling Power
OPINION: Despite Winston Peters being the same age as my mother he clearly isn’t rusty.
White-tailed spider bite leaves man in hospital for a month with deadly infection
Andy Stewart pushed on with his motorbike trek despite his growing pain.
Police arrest four nearly six months after dad shot dead in front of his kids
Hori Gage, 27, was shot dead in front of his children in August.
Released rapist and killer still 'high risk' after serving all of 20-year jail term
Basil Mist offended against five girls aged 7 to 15 and killed his girlfriend.
'Bled every cent': Mum secretly used $130k of relatives' money
Faith Fruean took advantage of the migrants, using their wages to live a bling lifestyle.
Diamond anniversary for trainee teachers
A reunion is being held for the 1964 intake at Palmerston North Teachers’ College.
Palmy to host forward-thinking primary sector conference
E Tipu is organised by Christchurch-based company Boma.
Politics is about service and empathy, new MP says
Rangitīkei people are modest and humble and it’s about “we, not me”.
Man flown to hospital after falling 30m down cliff
A helicopter had to winch the patient out.
Teacher who made cannabis oil can finish year without ankle bracelet
Timothy Pauro said he needed drug due to sleepwalking, also had guns in wardrobe.
Serious injuries in truck crash on SH1 near Hunterville
State Highway 1 has remained open after the incident.
Dr Rachel Keedwell: Declining reserve balances brought into sharp focus
OPINION: I welcome the discussions with the community about the challenges Horizons faces.
Athletics: In-form Daniel Sinclair sets new PB
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Rachel Keedwell: Have your say on how freshwater is managed in our region
OPINION: The consultation is your opportunity to help shape how freshwater is managed.
'Quite a lot to digest': Trends show how Whanganui could look in 10 years
With a high-growth model, the district could have a population of 52,981 by 2034.
Cancer Society 'disappointed' in delay for Whanganui Hospital's chemotherapy unit
'I can't give you a date when the first patient will be in the unit.'
Rachel Keedwell: Put politics aside and address the climate crisis
OPINION: It is crazy to pretend there is no environmental catastrophe unfolding.