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Comment: City's direction in your hands
Opinion: Local government provides more than 50 per cent of the services residents enjoy.
Get these winter warmers in your diary
Colder months are no roadblock to the unstoppable march of Palmy's cultural calendar.
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Comment: New animal shelter only option
Opinion: Not proceeding would have risked prosecution from MPI and reputational damage.
The city that keeps coming up smelling of roses
The dirty, smelly, dangerous railway line through the middle of the city had gone.
Quilts bring unique perspective to kaupapa Māori storytelling to life
Spreading a Matariki story into the fabric of Commercial Bay.
Comment: Fancy a donut with a dribbling dalmatian?
Opinion: This dogs are people viewpoint has me confused - and perhaps, itchy.
Comment: Double drudgery of winter domesticity
Opinion: My phobia-esque mindset presents a double whammy in the cooler months
Comment: Face palm not necessary for Palm North
Opinion: Volunteering is alive and well, as is democracy, and people get things done
Comment: Face palm not necessary for Palm North
Opinion: Volunteering is alive and well, as is democracy, and people get things done
Kane and Dane's Nan: Joan's twin incentive to cheer on Black Caps
Former Taupō mayor Joan Williamson now has two grandsons in the NZ cricket side.
Of knights and explorers - how the Guardian began
Fifty years of serving the community and trying to make a profit.
Praise from an American in Palmy
Lucas Richardson returns to the United States with a kete full of experiences.
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.
NZ Herald Local Focus
Local Focus: Nature's hidden gem with giants in Manawatū
Walking among ancient native giants in northern Manawatū.
Local Focus: Two tickets for the price of one
New companion card a welcome accessory. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Palmerston North's Stomach is being digitised
The Stomach poster and zine archives preserved. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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
Builder's $20K offer: We'll pay your rent while we build your house
"Families trying to get into a home are struggling, so we've come up with a way to help."
The 'surprising' sale that shows surf town is defying the slump
House prices in Raglan are on the rise.
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Meet David Reesby, 2022 Taranaki/ Manawatū Young Farmer of the Year
Find out more about the Taranaki/Manawatū finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
City's outdoor gallery grows
Latest city sculpture reflects on the impact of human contact with the natural world.
Comment: Infinite growth model not possible
Opinion: Our business models often rely on the free subsidy given by the environment.
Poetry interspersed with music
The husband and wife have been performing together since 2003.
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.
Rural News
Farming needs policy of honesty, Lim says
Nadia Lim has urged farmers to be honest about where their products come from.
Horse-killer cleared over car ride with friend's dog
Chihuahua found in his car could have resulted in return to prison.
Weather: Brrrrr-ace for more chill
Cold air is expected to spread northwards, heading into the July school holiday.