Camellias and controversy over votes for women
MEMORY LANE: White camellias, bursting into springtime, are forever a symbol of women's suffrage.
Daffy's maiden flight
PAWS AND CLAWS: Duck's recovery didn't go quiet as planned. At least she didn't have fleas.
Making Monday clothes that feel like Sunday
Jodie Woods launched her new clothing collection at NZ Fashion Week, but there is a lot more to the story than just that one moment.
Bradley Walsh top of my pops
OPINION: Host of The Chase one of the best men on TV. He might even make it to Palmerston North one day.
Masks and statues
REVIEW: An obsession has produced an art collection showcasing ferocity and tenderness.
'Ritzy' lane with a long history
MEMORY LANE: One of Palmerston North's ritziest streets has some frugal heritage.
Cats get the sneezes
PAWS AND CLAWS: Runny noses and watery eyes also a problem for our furry friends.
Ideas abound for artist in residence
Massey University's latest artist in residence has become enamoured of Palmerston North.
Comedian steps into Jane Austen's world
Nine characters inspired by Jane Austen - there's plenty to countenance in this one-woman show.
Kiwis share Victoria's Secret
Kiwis Georgia Fowler and Stella Maxwell will be joined by another New Zealander at this year's VS Fashion Show.
'Coerced into marriage with hopeless drunkard'
MEMORY LANE: Saturday September 8, 1923: It was a cloudy, windy day in Palmerston North, with a forecast of rain.
In Captain Cook's shoes
OPINION: Sam Neill is genial and assured as he traces the sailor through the Pacific.
Director's show takes to the big stage
A Palmerston North director has a hand in a play focusing on women from NZ history.
Virtuoso performances by Cello ensemble
REVIEW: Cellophonics members perform with a mervellous awareness of each other.
Renaissance of old favourites
REVIEW: The songs were familiar, but there were two new faces on the conductor's rostrum.
Arranging a formula
A CRITICAL EYE: Two new Palmerston North exhibitions have their plus points, all within the rules of course.
Raising Rogers and Peters
PAWS AND CLAWS: Rabbits are a symbol of new life and fertility. Here's how to care for them.
Two art-filled days coming Manawatū's way
There's not long to go before the Art Trail begins. Here's what's on offer.
Curtain closes on rest home
In her series on the people and personalities at Ruawai Rest Home, Carly Thomas finds all good things must end.
Inspiring show of piano duets
REVIEW: Two capable musicians came together to present a concert of piano duets.
Space travel for tourists soon
OPINION: Opportunities abound to explore the world and space travel will soon be an option for tourists.
Kiwi films come to the city
The New Zealand International Film Festival in Palmerston North will feature a variety of little-known films.
A photographic legacy
MEMORY LANE: An environmental historian highlights the man behind enduring images of a Manawatū valley.
