Latest from Palmerston North

Greyhounds: Last Hatrick Friday races for current season

Lisa Cole's greyhounds chasing national awards.

The driving caravan service is coming to town

iHow Caravan services coming to Marton to help with learner licence theory.

Netball: WHS A1 in league of their own

WHS remain unbeaten in Whanganui and Manawatu netball competitions.

Wins aid Whanganui cause

Victories on Thursday and Saturday has them in good position with road games upcoming.

Firefighters extinguishing hotspot at scene of Saturday fire

Thain's building still smoking following 'massive blaze' that injured two on Saturday.

Shared pink pipes carry information across region

A key $20 million communication infrastructure project is now complete.

South Taranaki man promoted to Sergeant Major of NZ Army

Wiremu Moffitt has gone from Auckland to Waverley to Patea to Palmerston North.

Hockey: Whanganui girls win national title with Central, while boys finish runnersup

Excitement and heartbreak in Wellington.

WHS netball unbeaten on two fronts

Whanganui High School untouchable in Netball Whanganui Premier A1 championship.

Hockey: Whanganui teams sweep the weekend for their Manawatu games

Whanganui men all set up to go for the Middle Division championship after being promoted.

Whanganui can't hold back Hokowhitu tide in Wembley Park scrap

Team shows determination and skill, but visitors are just that little bit better.

Football: Wanganui Athletic big upset of Palmerston North Marist

Strong defence and penalty goal to beat a top visiting team with four Whanganui talents.

Football: Wanganui City 6-0 away game shutout of PNBHS

Their football-rugby allrounder shows up at halftime to grab a hat trick.

Locals show support for refugees

Big increase in locals at Refugee Day celebration. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

City must not be broken by losing Bell

A tough Federation League and Cup campaign just got tougher without inspirational leader.

Greyhounds: Afternoon racing at Hatrick to qualify for NZRS final

Starts from lunchtime onwards.