Opinion: Taiwan’s fate is as unknowable as usual, even though we know current vice president William Lai will be the next president following elections on Saturday, Gwynne Dyer says.
Schrödinger’s Island: Winner of Taiwan's election certain, country's future remains uncertain
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'One split decision can change your life': Crash victim pens new book to motivate others
Eighteen years after nearly dying as a teenager in a car crash, the victim of a drunk driver, Soraya Newton, wants young people to hear her life story.
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Back Issues: Rita Angus - a Palmerston North painter returns home for the summer
This summer an exhibition of Rita Angus’s work is being shown at Te Manawa.
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Eight injured in overnight crashes in Bulls and Murchison
Five people were taken to hospital with injuries after crashes across Manawatū and Tasman.
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Firefighters battle blaze at Whanganui shop
After extinguishing the central Whanganui building, police held a scene guard overnight and a fire investigator is to visit.
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Water quality in the green across Manawatū, Whanganui
Rivers, beaches and swimming holes across the region are suitable for swimming, with most getting the green light during tests.
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Community garden planned to teach families how to grow food
The Papaioea Pasifika Community Trust is aiming to set up a community garden to teach families how to grow their own food.
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'Compassionate' elderly woman struck by drink-driver says it's no use being bitter
The compassionate woman says she wishes no ill will on the driver who "badly hurt" her, and says she hopes he can turn his life around.
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Holiday fun for children on quality summer camp
Camp Quality runs fun events for children living with cancer to inspire them to get on with being kids again.
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Manawatū closes in on Hawke Cup challenge after win over Taranaki
Brad Fulton stars with a five-wicket bag in Manawatū men's win over Taranaki, while Sally Wenham scores a ton in the women's win against Marlborough.
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Water supply in Palmerston North sweet, for now
Palmerston North water conservation is urged now to avoid restrictions later.
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Aerosols and container lids crossed off the recycling list
Palmerston North has to dump aerosol cans and most lids from its recycling list.
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Central region gun owners bite the bullet and register firearms
Thousands of gun owners in Manawatū and Whanganui have joined the registry, which has surpassed 100,000 people.
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Multiple injuries, two people freed from vehicles after crashes in Manawatū
Five people have been injured and two were trapped inside vehicles after crashes in Horowhenua District and Ruapehu District.
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'It's virtually impossible to build a productive life without a stable home'
Housing doesn't come easy for some ex-prisoners who are leaving jail with nowhere to go.
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Palmerston North's natural playground at Ashhurst reviewed
Development of a favourite retreat for walking, camping and play is being considered.
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Man pleads guilty to burning down his Sanson home
Terence Smith, 63, has admitted burning down his Manawatū home.
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Trio to take on eight-hour ewe shearing world record in Dannevirke
Three shearers from across the country are combining to take on the eight-hour strong wool ewes world record in Dannevirke this week after more than a year’s worth of painstaking preparation.
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Hundreds find medical help over Christmas from Practice Plus
Telehealth appointments allowed patients to access care even when their usual GP practice closed over the festive season.
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Firefighters extinguish roadside fires near Palmerston North
Firefighters have extinguished a roadside fire that caused delays to traffic just south of Palmerston North.
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