Teacher training numbers up
More people are studying to become teachers, but that increase is yet to make a positive effect on classroom life.
Four in hospital after crash
Three cars involved in smash at intersection of Number 1 Line and Karere Rd.
Festival worth repeating
Some participants who took part in a survey thought Palmerston North audiences were not "fringe ready" yet, but we might be by 2020.
Marching for change
After losing a niece and a nephew in suspected suicides, Pania Te-Paiho Marsh is taking her concerns to Parliament.
Sharing shoes with those in need
Queues form outside Highbury Whānau Centre as word of Share a Pair spread.
Stoush brews over housing
City green space defenders stopped council selling reserve once and will fight again.
Road blocked after crash
Seven people have been taken to hospital after a three-car smash on Tuesday afternoon.
Newcomer off to world champs
Heather Neill only took up triathlon last year, now she's a New Zealand rep.
Lake cleanup key for mayoral hopeful
Three-term Horowhenua District councillor Victoria Kaye-Simmons is making a bid for the top job.
Flags and swimming provoke residents
Palmerston North people have until Wednesday to have a say on the council's proposed annual budget.
DinoFest a roaring success
More than 6500 people visited the dinosaur attraction over the five days of Easter weekend at the Esplanade in Palmerston North.
Lundy seeks Supreme Court hearing
Convicted double-murderer's legal team asks highest court in the land to hear his appeal.
Tax pie in the sky
Anything championed by former Finance Minister Sir Michael Cullen would face a stiff hurdle on the road to public acceptance.
Rising stars on show
National titles on offer to up-and-coming riders attempting to hit the big time.
4.8 quake shakes lower N Island
Quake centred near Dannevirke was felt by people in Palmerston North, Napier and Hastings.
Not always a disaster
I often "hide" my birthing stories when others are sharing theirs, and I play down the good and try to amp up the bad. Why?
Tax pie in the sky
Anything championed by former Finance Minister Sir Michael Cullen would face a stiff hurdle on the road to public acceptance.
Rugby Museum brings up half-century
It's survived the Springbok tour, losing the Ranfurly Shield and being overrun by Lions supporters.
Extraordinary war story in softcover
Account of Phil Lamason's war years include his time inside Buchenwald, a hellhole where people went to work or die.
Not too tight
There's also potential for disaster when they're too loose, so here are some tips to avoid either problem.
Ex-school could be your home
Did you use to dream of ruling the school? Now's your chance as this former school room comes onto the market.
