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Diwali - a festival of lights in The Square
Diwali Festival to light up Te Marae o Hine in the Square.
AA Feilding office staying in Manawatū town
AA Feilding is relocating, not leaving the Manawatū town.
New deputy mayor appointed for Palmy
Aleisha Rutherford says she is excited and humbled by the mayor's recommendation.
Schoolgirl cricketer scores Central Hinds contract
Palmerston North teen Ashtuti Kumar has been named in the side for the 2020/21 season.
How boccia has taken Greig Jackson all over the world
The call him The Surgeon. He's the master of precision in a challenging sport.
NZ referee on shortlist for World Cup final
Kiwi Matthew Conger is in contention to be in charge for the Fifa World Cup final.
Digital exclusion: People need face-to-face to access govt services
CAB is concerned about the negative impacts of digital exclusion.
Diwali - a festival of lights in The Square
Diwali Festival to light up Te Marae o Hine in the Square.
AA Feilding office staying in Manawatū town
AA Feilding is relocating, not leaving the Manawatū town.
Victoria Esplanade to connect to Manawatū River
Construction on a new entrance will connect the Victoria Esplanade and Manawatū River.
Lawyer advises on protecting your assets
Richard Small, lawyer, advises on protecting your assets.
Permaculture gardens in Ashhurst and Pohangina open to the public
The RECAP permaculture garden tour will feature 22 gardens in Ashhurst and Pohangina.
Palmerston North surf patrol receives new vehicle
Milson Rotary helped fundraise for a new vehicle for Palmerston North Surf Patrol.
Kōanga/spring bonfire at Ahimate Reserve beach
Kōana/spring will be celebrated at the riverside reserve on November 14.
John Thornley talks Aretha Franklin
Aretha Franklin concludes the Icons of Rock talk.
NZ Herald Local Focus
Local Focus: What do candidates say is Palmerston North's biggest issue?
Infrastructure, jobs and housing top the list. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Who is Ali Hale Tilley, Green candidate Rangitīkei?
Candidate enjoying the country. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Different opinions as Palmerston North candidates talk tax
Is taxing the wealthy to help the poor worthwhile? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Distinguished instrumentalists play Baroque and 20th century composers
Tach Baroque Quartet perform at Globe Theatre.
The Manawatunes will bring a barbershop flavour to SingFest
Six choirs will sing in the SingFest mass choir festival on October 31.
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Zonta Woman of Biennium Award recipient says more work to do achieving equity
'It's essential to me that we strive for equity in Aotearoa.'
Enviroschools get up close to forgotten fauna at Mt Lees hui
Ten Manawatū-Rangitikei Enviroschools attended the Forgotten Fauna Horizons' Hui.
Festival to promote active recreation for women and girls
The See Her Be Her Festival for women and girls gets under way on Tuesday in Manawatū.
Connected a one-stop shop for employment or training
Connected - government's one-stop for employment, education and training.
Medicinal cannabis prescriptions rise steeply across NZ
Doctors say more needs to be done to address the stigma of prescribing cannabis.
Fire crews battle house blaze in Palmerston North
Fire spread through a two-story home overnight.
Peony roses give a bright future for mental health support
Peonies with a Purpose campaign to benefit mental health charity.
Laura Collins and the Back Porch Blues Band play Saturday night
It will be a blues night at the Hokowhitu Bowling Club on Saturday night.
Free training workshop for Manawatū businesses
Free online training for businesses to be more visible online.
More females are becoming painting and decorating apprentices
More females are becoming apprentices in painting and decorating.
The Kids Sing - 300 pupils to perform at festival
Choir voices will soar at Palmerston North's Te Tihi Performing Arts Centre on Thursday.
Contractors and interns are not regarded as employees
Independent contractors and unpaid interns are not regarded as employees.
Rural News
Kiwi-breds rate highly in this year's quiet Melbourne Cup
They have bred a couple of other Melbourne Cup starters
Sweet, it's corn planting time
Your gardening guru Gareth Carter with this week's hints and tips.
The Hunterville Shemozzle is back!
The annual Huntaway Shemozzle is taking place in Hunterville on Saturday.