Latest from Judith Lacy

Visit six sites along the Manawatū River, scan the QR code and be taken back in time.

Elected members respond to ratepayers' call to ‘cut it back cuz’.

Karen Naylor said the community cannot afford the current cost of $647m.

Rovelyn Milford has battled depression, anxiety and body image issues.

OPINION: There's valuable real estate to be had on and off line.

OPINION: The colloquialism warmed my heart much more than the missing sausage roll.

The making of the series The Tripods has been a huge part of Arlo Macmillan's life.

The scaffolding has gone and the carpark is no longer the domain of builders.

Alma and Bob Bartosh have danced their way through marriage for 70 years.

Retired caretaker Alistair Cameron wants everyone to pick up a leaf or a hundred.

OPINION: An information campaign surely would have helped people understand the changes.

Meri Tipene-Walker is the first woman and first Māori to be the president of OnStage.

Feilding’s clocktower has stopped, Palmerston North’s is six minutes slow.

Frank Goldingham has received an Outdoor Access Champion Award.

OPINION: The water dulled the taste of the hot cross buns - don’t try that at home.

OPINION: Despite Winston Peters being the same age as my mother he clearly isn’t rusty.

Feilding is marking the 150th anniversary of the establishment of Manchester Block.

A reunion is being held for the 1964 intake at Palmerston North Teachers’ College.

Seilena Phillips-Edwards' rescue touched hearts during the Whanganui floods.

OPINION: I wash my recycling like it is going back in the cupboard.

It is thought the piece depicts the Manawatū River and the Ruahine and Tararua Ranges.

Sai Natarajan's musical education began when he was in the womb.

Stuart Schwartz won the competition to name Palmerston North Central Library's cat.

OPINION: Can anyone go past cow corner, googly, rib-tickler and — dare I confess — box?

The Rural Life exhibition runs until February 28 at the Coach House Museum in Feilding.

While the Labour MP is now in Opposition, the year has also had positives.

The restored Bunnythorpe War Memorial was unveiled on December 9.

The former National Party candidate sees it as his duty to connect Palmy and the capital.

Josh Gowan is completing a half-marathon a day throughout November.

Palmerston North's 'Paul Dibble gallery' now inside and outside.

The popular Esplanade Scenic Railway is now more inclusive.