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- Summer of certainty after hard years
It has been with sadness this month that the world mourned the passing of the Queen.
- Highway closure to allow rebuild of road
A section of State Highway 3 between Whanganui and Palmerston North will be closed during the day for three weeks in October.
- Mill’s first female worker turns 100
When Aline Douglas was 17 years old, she had to bike a mile home from work in her dress and high heels just to use the toilet.
- Council lists Better Off funding action plan
The city council has confirmed how it proposes spending some of the money it will be receiving from the Government as part of the Better Off programme associated with Three Waters.
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- Flow Collective show celebrates new album
Whanganui’s The Flow Collective are bringing a new show to Palmerston North to celebrate their recent album release.
- Candidates talk roads, youth and rates
Mark Arnott’s favourite book is Johnny Enzed: The New Zealand Soldier in the First World War 1914-1918 by Glyn Harper. He loves military history. His favourite music is from the 60s and 70s.
- Contingent joins in farewell for the Queen
Lieutenant Colonel Dean Gerling has always been grateful for the opportunities given to him in his 25 years of service in the New Zealand Army.
- Poet Hone Tuwhare’s work set to music
Palmerston North musician Rodger Fox has gathered a team of music collaborators to set the poetry of the late Hone Tuwhare to music.
- Candidates talk housing and crime
The last TV show Zulfiqar Butt binged was the Cricket T20 series, while his favourite music genre is semi-classical.
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It’s the early 1960s. The setting is a Taranaki farmhouse and Gabrielle How knows the routine....