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Wooden railway sleepers stolen from a popular Manawatū walkway are likely being sold to unsuspecting…
The great and good of the Manawatū and Horowhenua theatre world come together to walk the red carpet…
Wooden railway sleepers stolen from a popular Manawatū walkway are likely being sold to unsuspecting…
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Had a phone call this morning from an accented man saying he was "Richard Meyer at Spark Security Department". As soon as he said that, I hung up as it must've been a scam because there was that pause at the beginning before he started to speak. First time I've had that scam.
A club cricketer repeatedly kicked an opposition player-umpire in the head as he lay on the ground, …
Two air force men are admitting they took a cocktail of drugs, but they deny consuming methamphetami…
A full restricted fire season has been put in place in Manawatū and surrounding districts.
The restriction came into effect on Monday morning from 8am. People now require a permit to light open air fires in the entirety of Manawatū, Horowhenua and Rangitīkei. Read more
A full restricted fire season has been put in place in Manawatū and surrounding districts. The rest…
OPINION: While polytechs around New Zealand are reeling as they absorb the magnitude of the national…
Hi there Neighbourly folks! Manawatū People’s Radio is thrilled with how Sounds of Summer is going for 2019, and we’re reminding you that there are only three dates left for this year’s series.
The next concert is at 1 pm at Makino Pool THIS SUNDAY, featuring The Weird Prophets, The Bing … View moreHi there Neighbourly folks! Manawatū People’s Radio is thrilled with how Sounds of Summer is going for 2019, and we’re reminding you that there are only three dates left for this year’s series.
The next concert is at 1 pm at Makino Pool THIS SUNDAY, featuring The Weird Prophets, The Bing Turkby Ensemble, Manawataki and Truly Made, as well as visual artists Pania Molloy and M00dymiss!
Bring a picnic and remember to Slip, Slop, Slap and Wrap.
More details on our facebook events page, or on MPR.nz
A Manawatū group of kapa haka performers who are getting ready for a major Māori festival are dedica…
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