Pedalling a green dream
Meet the man giving new life to old bikes in Palmerston North.
Motorist kills sheep
A car crash near Palmerston North left sheep dead. The driver was unharmed.
Putting NZ First
OPINION: Peters' plan to follow a "democratic process" is the biggest untruth of them all.
Never forget a face
COLD COFFEE: Seeing people you recognise every time you venture might be a super power.
Twin robbers jailed
Teenage twins are jailed days apart for two different aggravated robberies.
Small house, big talent
A group of Feilding and Marton students are awaiting results for their buildability challenge.
Teen may escape conviction
Teen who killed Josh McGinty through her careless driving may keep an unblemished record and apply for discharge without conviction.
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
Never forget a face
COLD COFFEE: Seeing people you recognise every time you venture out may not just be a coincidence, it might be a super power.
Putting NZ First
OPINION: Winston Peters' plans to follow a "democratic process" is the biggest untruth of them all.
Greens in difficult position
OPINION: The Green Party faithful seem quite grateful to be back in Parliament.
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.
Taihape mystery-comedy coming
A new play explores what happens in the lead-up to Taihape's famous Gumboot Day.
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.
