Latest from Dannevirke

Repairs underway for dropout north of Dannevirke

The dropout has been there for more than a year.

Change at helm of Dannevirke A&P Association

After a tough year, a whole new committee is elected.

Opinion: Rates increases are headaches for everyone

I rent, but does that mean I don't have an opinion on rates increases?

El Nino's on the way. What will it mean for Tararua district?

We might see a turnaround in the weather, but there are no guarantees.

Māori games play their part in saving culture

Ancient games are used to promote Māori culture.

Youth award needs more nominations

The Wackrow award is held annually to recognise the work of youth in the community.

Telling the story of the Manawatū River

The origins of the river as told by Rangitane.

SplashSave programme teaching water survival skills

A travelling programme teaches water survival skills,

Livestock firms are starting their feeder calf sales

Early start to feeder calf season in difficult conditions

Obituary: Ailsa Allen advocated for women's empowerment

Ailsa Allen, who died at 78, was born in Dannevirke and lived for years in Hawke's Bay.

Pongaroa children get their own workbench

The community collaborated to work on a project for Pongaroa children.

Great matches in Dannevirke Social Darts

Progress and results of social darts mid-season.

Stars in Their Eyes sparkled

Stars in their Eyes was a sellout and a great evening.

Kodi has new wheels

Kodi Tayler-Hart had a wish.

Tararua District rates to increase by 13.17 per cent

Changes to rates reflects consultation with Tararua District community.

Māori art exhibition celebrates Matariki

From cabinetmaker to master carver - Mike Holm has honed his craft.

Students swap pens for tools

The students are building new skills, constructing a house from the ground up.

Young speechmaker does her community proud

Keisha Meek was runner-up in a regional competition.