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Hato Paora to reach 75-year milestone in October
Māori Catholic School will celebrate its 75 anniversary at Labour weekend in October

Comment: 50 years of impact, connection and caring
Opinion: How to connect with people when they are in a more positive frame of mind.

How much do you know about Palmerston North?
Try our 50-question birthday celebration quiz

Local Focus: Regional passenger rail services fighting to survive
Cars v trains for the Manawatū-to-Wellington passenger rail service

Local Focus: The hidden gem with giants
Walking among ancient native giants in northern Manawatū.

Comment: English is weird, refugees are not
Opinion: Anyone who does not have purple skin must leave Stanstan immediately
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David Roache celebrates 50 years in concrete
'An absolute craftsman, a legendary cowshed builder, who takes pride in his work.'

Saying 'Yes' to thinking big
Thet Min Cho Aung and Patricia Cucu want to help homeless people.

Dem bones made for floral designing
Palmerston North Floral Art Club wins most of the national design awards

Comment: Take the best of you to work each day
Opinion: It is easy to get swept up in the negativity that swirls around us.

Comment: Ambassador programme amazing success
Opinion: The ambassadors' inclusive approach improved our sense of safety and security

One dead after early morning crash in Manawatū
One person has died at the scene of a single-car crash in Manawatū this morning.

Dance teaching career to be celebrated
Second generation of dancers being taught by teacher who started first school at 16

Golden glow for boxing club
Malcolm Nicol has been coaching at the Palmerston North Boxing Club for 50 years.

Comment: Te Pūhara o Turitea bound to boost local pride
Opinion: The watch tower of Turitea Pā is set on a historic Rangitāne pā site.

Comment: Stairway to puffdom
Opinion: Expand your world view while pausing at the breathing stations.

Council to look into Vogel St safety concerns
Petition co-organiser Rod Pik says the proof will be in the pudding

World of words on wheels
Mobile librarian Rob Bradshaw says why would he want to do anything else.