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<i>Manawatū Guardian</i> contacted Rustle's owner Sophie Oram to find out more about him
Matt Kilsby-Halliday makes his debut as a director after countless acting roles.
The spoon exhibition at Feilding and Districts Art Gallery is her first solo display
Take a Line For a Walk is a new initiative at the Feilding and District Art Society.
The successor to the popular Light Up Levin will fill local skies in June next year.
More foster homes were needed. Anyone interested could apply via the SPCA website
More than 75 per cent of eligible people have now been vaccinated in Horowhenua
Rongotea pop-up clinic helps rural community access the Covid-19 vaccination
Palmerston North City Council has committed to reducing discharge to the Manawatū River.
Beach shop housing collection of artefacts and works that belonged to the late Ron Hubbard
"It's been really interesting. It's been absorbing...it's good to see it in book form."
Local Government Commission recommends councils work together with Tokomaru and Ōpiki
An Irishman and a Scotsman quinella the final Great Forest Marathon at Waitarere Beach.
Palmerston North City Council and Horowhenua District Council are not in favour.
Tomorrow People's drummer Duane Te Whetu talks about a gig in his hometown Levin.
Foxton Beach hoons ripping up the dunes and driving dangerously near swimmers and walkers.
Wellington man Malcolm Little wants to return working trolley buses to Foxton.
Wellington bowlers too strong at Central Region lawn bowls tournament held in Levin.
History-making television presenter Phillipa Morris keen to call more greyhound races.
Waka Kotahi yet to decide on whether to retain the old Manawatū River bridge.
There were record entries at Levin, including the reigning Golden Shears champ.
Holstein and Jersey cows won North Island Champion status at the Levin AP&I Show.
Levin livestock representative using annual Levin show to showcase a livestock auction.
Big field expected for sheep shearing at Horowhenua AP&I Show at Showgrounds on Sunday.
Gallops and trots to combine for annual Ōtaki-Maori summer racemeeting in early January.
The event already has registered 30 competitors from around New Zealand.
'I got a shock because he was so bright. It does take you back.'
Feilding women Shaz Dagg aims to be first women amputee to finish Coast to Coast event.
Backlash from residents forces a backdown in plans to house child sex offenders in Levin.
Palmerston North City Council extends timeline for submissions on wastewater plans.
Foxton Beach woman Christina Paton takes Palmerston North to task over river discharge.
Horowhenua netball players can still play, despite the regular competition being canned.
Palmerston North's Dr Jeremy Hill's research work recognised with Queens Birthday honour.
Dramatic boat rescues at the weekend highlight the dangers of the Manawatū River mouth.
Nightmare for Horowhenua family that returned from dream trip with coronavirus.
Outrage as Healthcare NZ plans to axe as many as 14 call centre jobs axed in Horowhenua.
Black Sox legend Thomas Makea faces Kevin Stockford in international softball show-down.
A dog has achieved what experts couldn't, making a massive difference in a teen's life.
Rare chance to hear live classical music in Palmerston North this weekend
Levin stroke survivor David Clark is using his experience to help others.
Tenancy Tribunal ruling means police could serve trespass order on man in her home.