Loud jets irk residents
Could howling pets and shaking houses become the new norm in Sanson?
Gorge options given
Thirteen alternative routes to the Manawatū Gorge have been laid out for the public to discuss.
Immigration fraud
His mother was denied entry to New Zealand eight times, so he lied to authorities to get her in.
Fletcher Reinforcing expands
Fletcher Reinforcing's Levin branch is to hire 25 new staff.
They want it back
The Leung Wais lost Bethany's restaurant, named after their daughter, to voluntary liquidation.
Local teams chase showhunter title
The national pony club showhunter championships are back at Foxton this weekend.
George St in full blossom
11:24 PM George St lit up with a rainbow of colour at the first Colours of Spring Blossom Festival.
Teen's Oceania football win
Aniela Jensen is fresh from her first international victory in Samoa.
NZ A thumped by India A
New Zealand A lose 16 wickets to spin in crushing innings defeat to India A.
Elite competition is in touch
The Manawatu Touch Association has dragged together an elite competition.
Local teams chase showhunter title
The national pony club showhunter championships are back at Foxton this weekend
Three Manawatū players in Baabaas
The country's top first XV players revealed as New Zealand Secondary Schools squad named.
Status quo for Manawatū
OPINION: Voters in Manawatū-Whanganui region electorates have made a strong call for the status quo.
Island of red in an ocean of blue
OPINION: The odds were stacked against National candidate Adrienne Pierce and one had to wonder how serious National really was.
Right but wrong
OPINION: Horowhenua council officials refuse to admit fault - then change their snooping practices.
From westerns to Repo Man
OPINION: The elderly member of the Twin Peaks cast knew his way around a film set.
The one poll that matters
OPINION: The debates have been robust, but the arguing is nearly over and we should soon have a better idea of what it all means.
Quirky collection of short plays connects
The Massey University Drama Society springs forward with a programme of original work.
Ballet audience enthuses over 'Romeo and Juliet'
REVIEW: The Royal New Zealand Ballet brought it's acclaimed production of "Romeo and Juliet" to the Regent on Broadway.
Daffy duo score with baroque soiree
Helen Moulder and Rose Beauchamp reprise their musical alter egos in a winsome reinterpretation of a baroque classic.
Great performance, terrible music
REVIEW: The Royal NZ Ballet rises above their lacklustre recorded musical backing.
