Another feather in artist's cap
Artist brightening up Manawatū streets with mural artwork.
Convicted killer sues
Stephen Hudson was in Whanganui Prison, he's now in Rimutaka, but he wants to be at Tongariro.
Two service stations held up
9:24 AM Armed men entered a BP in Palmerston North and a Mobil in Levin.
House fire investigated
Investigators are looking into the cause of a fire in an empty Feilding house overnight.
MP flees farmers
Labour MP claims he was "physically pushed" and his van rammed.
A strange clash indeed
OPINION: I have seen many bizarre rugby matches and Saturday's win was right up there.
Recognition for railcar
1 min ago Community award acknowledges 30 years of hard work restoring a vintage railcar for public use.
A big little theatre
Palmerston North's newest theatre space is diminutive in size but big on ambition.
A strange clash indeed
OPINION: I have seen many bizarre Manawatū rugby matches and Saturday's win was right up there.
Springbok legend dies in NZ
Lionel Wilson was South Africa's answer to Don Clarke, but not even his family knew how good he was.
Jockey injured
Kiwi jockey may have to return home following an incident in the starting gates when riding in India.
Boys' High set off for UK
Palmerston North Boys High School first XV coach Blair van Stipriaan is hoping to use their tour to the United Kingdom to develop players for the future.
Central men finding their form
The Central Mavericks finished pool play with a good results against Canterbury.
A strange clash indeed
OPINION: I have seen many bizarre Manawatū rugby matches and Saturday's win was right up there.
Debate strikes useful balance
OPINION: Election campaign meeting mixes information with humour and differences.
Trump delivers chaos and uncertainty
OPINION: Donald Trump has had enough time to show he's fit for office.
The day after the election
OPINION: With deals to be done, the really important day is not September 23, but the day after.
The gift horse has bolted
OPINION: Food truck events are hugely popular, but it seems Palmerston North doesn't need them.
A big little theatre
Palmerston North's newest theatre space is diminutive in size but big on ambition.
Interweaving te reo Māori
Manawatu parents are happy to see te reo Māori interwoven into their kids' education.
Walking with words
A Palmerston North author and outdoor enthusiast has penned a book on the New Zealand walks he loves.
