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Mother and daughter musicians Diana and Sylvia Neild to play in Globe Matinee Concert.
Judges describe Anél Heyman's winning headwear as outstanding, elegant and full of light.
Volunteers recognised for making our region a better place.
Motorists asked to avoid the area and seek alternative routes.
Elected members acknowledge lived discriminatory experiences of community groups.
Opinion: What's your priority for the use of our water - healthy people or living things?
Judges describe Anél Heyman's winning headwear as outstanding, elegant and full of light.
Opinion: Giving blood isn't up there with seeing Roger Federer win Wimbledon, but do it.
Opinion: Green snot and empty buildings aside, Broadway retains charm and curiosities.
After a health scare, Charles Harrison has his sights set on completing a marathon.
Charli, 11, has organised $1600 worth of grocery items that will be donated to Just Zilch.
Two guest soloists from the NZ School of Music will join the youth orchestra on June 19.
It might not necessarily be how your staff like to be thanked and this can cause unease.
At times I struggled to follow the goings on, even in The 39 Steps
Locals are being asked to report suspicious behaviour.
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Manawatū Jazz Festival's generous programme. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Several schools were put into lockdown as a precaution.
Palmerston North City Council receives four awards from Water Industry Operations Group.
Buyers try to beat the competition with pre-auction offers.
Developers fight to secure Glen Innes property for the land it sits on.
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That the city is able to sustain this festival for so long demonstrates a strong pulse.
Palmerston North Dance Association's showcase returns after three-year break.
Council says changes will encourage people to spend more time in the city centre.
Palmerston North City Council has many way to report faults such as uneven footpaths.
Sergeant Andy Brooke has been awarded the Queen's Service Medal.
Opinion: Gen Z will be the ones fixing all the problems we created.
Calls to fence Milverton Park playground among the 717 10-Year Plan submissions.
Shabana McKnight is a volunteer van driver for Te Whare Koha.
The 278 participants in 79 teams completed 86,210,282 steps during May - that's 60,371km.
The choirs range in size from 15 to more than 75 singers.
Ashhurst preschoolers get to try a police car and police hats for size.
Opinion: The council is showing leadership in our partnership with iwi.
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58 per cent of injured farmers linked their accident to stress associated with farm work
The Government is aiming for a fully-electric Crown fleet by 2025/26.
OPINION: 'Uncle Tasman' could add value to raw logs and develop green industries.