Fewer people using Manawatū Gorge tracks
Manawatū Gorge walking track users are dropping, DOC figures show.
Thousands without power
About 1700 properties are without power throughout Manawatū on Monday morning.
Old Boys down Palmerston
CRICKET: Easy win gets two-day campaign under way; other matches drawn in Manawatū club competition.
The man with 8000 toy cars
Dave Pawson didn't have much in the way of toys as a child. Now he's got thousands and he's sharing the fun.
Farmers grinning to start year
Steady rainfall and good grass growth has increased production in Manawatū.
Rare vintage car torched
Two vintage cars damaged in suspected arson while others were looted at a Whanganui rally.
A woman named Audrey
MEMORY LANE: Reporter, teacher, traveller and mother, but always a girl at heart.
Making ends meet in the middle
OPINION: The gap between the well-heeled and those hurting is increasingly hard to comprehend.
A garden with history and heart
Their garden has been 59 years in the making and Ngaire and Bruce Cheetham have enjoyed every minute.
Rescue at Manawatū bike trail
Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter took one patient to Hospital, in moderate condition.
Toyota did not seek handout
No evidence car giant was looking to move base from Palmerston North, city councillor says.
Russell the new Turbos coach
The Manawatū Turbos have appointed an experienced coach to run the cutter for the next couple of seasons.
Rubble filled with memories
Demolition of the remains of Levin Life Church's youth hall started on Thursday.
Immensely satisfying youth concert
REVIEW: Globe Theatre's small auditorium full of sound during sprightly show from New Zealand's up-and-comers.
Win some, lose some
CROQUET: Andre Murray couldn't retain his open singles title, but still got a hand on a trophy.
Making ends meet in the middle
OPINION: The gap between the well-heeled and those hurting is increasingly hard to comprehend.
Stop blaming the police
OPINION: We need to stop the blame game when it comes to the rise in fleeing driver incidents, says Darroch Ball.
Doubles topping the bill
OPINION: Tennis tag teams more exciting than boring baseline duels; and the Kiwis are even in with a shot.
Will the holidays ever end?
The dichotomy of joy and pain that comes with the holiday period is an interesting one.
Forgetting a socialist utopia
OPINION: Venezuela was beloved by the liberal Left earlier this century. You don't hear much praise for it now.
A garden with history and heart
Their garden has been 59 years in the making and Ngaire and Bruce Cheetham have enjoyed every minute.
Art in the heart of a garden
After weeks knee-deep in the garden, Carly Thomas turns her attention to the artists who will display their work during the weekend's art and garden trail.
The season of plane crash shows
There's something to be said for scheduling plane crash TV shows during holidays.
Reading habits examined
OPINION: From Orson Welles to Ernest Hemingway, John Clarke to Steve Braunias, the Swainson reading list was stranger than fiction.
Capturing the images of an era
MEMORY LANE: A photographer looks back on early life in Palmerston North.
