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Once Nanna made Dad laugh so much his face turned a dangerous red colour.
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Ola Walsh has a day like no other as she embraces all Manawatū has to offer.
Heartland Lions' bra decorating and naming competition returns.
The council is proposing the average rates increase for 2021-22 be 6.9 per cent.
Professional artist Philip Holmes felt the wairua of Aotearoa from an early age.
It takes a village to raise a child and a community to contribute to a newspaper.
Nine artists had just 20 minutes to create a painting that would impress the audience.
Tommy Whitehouse is relishing the chance to develop his ability to make people laugh.
It's three years since the last MayDay concert celebrating International Workers' Day.
Why do we still use the modern-day equivalent of the corset for arms?
Campaigners say it is time to make slavery in our products history.
More than 65 New Zealand artists are represented in Collecting Contemporary.
New exhibition tells the story of women's rugby in New Zealand.
Dirt Divas encourage women of all sizes, ages and abilities to give mountain biking a go.
Today, I can wash my clothes when I want, how I want and dry them where I want.
Old Skills in Action Day chance to see how our ancestors worked and lived.
IPU staff produce a chapbook inspired by New Zealand's Covid-19 isolation.
Palmerston North City Library has an extensive digital resources collection.
The closest I've come to hospo is whipping cream and defrosting a deep freeze at midnight.
Expo a chance to get your stamp collection appraised.
Epileptic Laura Hume is creatively helping people understand the brain disorder.
Steve Parsons says he's dealing with Parkinson's as positively as he can.
Playgroup allows children the chance to develop their social skills.
Mayor says there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic but there is a housing shortage.
I respectfully suggest if you don't know who gives way to who to avoid that junction.
Gateball enthusiast Dennis Bulloch is looking for a Palmy club to be established.
A Palmerston North cafe is much more than a place for a coffee and muffin.
Chemistry PhD student pursues passion projects while in Palmy.
Support service provider Mash Trust has hosted a pot luck dinner with a Sri Lankan theme.
Pipes of all sorts were going off in Palmy on Saturday night.
Te Manawa chief executive shares his te reo journey.
Crs Johnson, Baty and Dennison nominated three separate candidates.
Experienced dancer ticks off bucket list show.
You had to do things with verbs that surely were what a girl shouldn't know how to do.
The long-serving Red Cross volunteers encourage everyone to donate during the appeal week.
Sir John Kirwan challenges all Kiwis to put mental health on the agenda.
Carole Coull's love affair with dancing started when she was just 2.
Karl Stewart's flag choice motivated by love of motorbikes.
Sexual abuse survivor shares her life story through text, sculptures and metaphors.
Palmerston North Girls' High School student following in her mother's footsteps.
I probably would be ferocious, too, if I was going to be made into hamburgers.
Toi Warbrick crowd sourcing material for creatives in Palmy's big year.
Plenty of free activities at Awapuni Open Day on Saturday.
The only woman on the New Zealand Rugby board was mistaken for a waiter at an NZRU event.
New linear accelerator named Rongo-mā-Tāne after the overseer of healing.
Halcombe students explore tiny homes ahead of designing their own.
Karlen Redfern wins two awards at Regional Theatre Awards.
Don't like our prime minister because she's a woman? Why not try the opposition leader?
Feilding resident enjoys brightening up people's days.