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Record grant boosts netball participation and skills across Manawatū
'The funding will go across all the programmes we deliver' - Ashleigh Kate
Malnourished puppies found beside river now thriving
Four malnourished puppies rescued near Ohakune are doing well under Rukmini Vadke's care.
From Levin to the big league: Young footballer's journey
The league offers exposure to top coaches and scouts, Jed said.
How blood donors saved Quinn's life during cancer treatment
Quinn Hautapu's cancer journey highlights the importance of blood and plasma donations.
Parkinson’s NZ secures $30,000 grant to support local service delivery in Manawatū-Whanganui
Parkinson’s NZ received a $30,000 grant from NZ Community Trust for service delivery.
Foxton Clydesdales to make a return
"You don’t call it a horse unless it’s a Clydesdale."
Fire and Emergency seeks local Manawatū-Whanganui leaders for advisory roles
'We need local people with the networks, knowledge and experience to help us.'
Motherhood captured in shortlisted artwork by Palmerston North artist
'I am so thrilled it will be seen as part of this prestigious prize exhibition.'
Mountain bike club celebrates $100k grant to improve trails
Money will be used to develop Arapuke Mountain Bike Park in Palmerston North.
Kāpiti teen 'voice for cadets' in central region
Pyper-Alex Adams appointed to new role in NZ Cadet Forces.
Palmerston North clubs unite for World Tai Chi Day
“It’s quite an extensive programme," Gaylor Thorley says.