Creativity celebrated by Tararua clubs
The artful and crafty of the Tararua region were out in force for a creative weekend.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Lions International’s Lloyd Morgan Charitable Trust funded the transport.
Dannevirke football teams play against tough opponents.
A representative from Resonate Health spoke to the group about hearing loss.
Dannevirke Lions activities strengthened relationships further afield.
Strong competition in iconic race at Dannevirke.
The progress the children make during the 10-week season is amazing.
Dannevirke South School's production has been a huge undertaking.
A close game between Aotea and MAC.
Junior rugby in the morning and the seniors in the afternoon.
The fundraiser was to support local community patrols.
Local choir entertains with a variety of music.
Pat Edwards-Sextus has spent a life devoted to community service.
Thousands of books have been donated.
There was a sea of flannel shirts, magnificent mullets and black tees on black jeans.
The Wackrow Awards were created in 1987.
A shield has been created for Dannevirke Social Darts.
Aotea beat Bridge Pā, a new team in the grade.
Tiny youngsters become senior rugby players.
The young First XV held their own against Whanganui Collegiate.
Six Hawks basketballers coach in Dannevirke.
Large Dannevirke audience hears critical meth information.
The service remembered the Normandy landings 80 years ago.
Rinitawa hosts a large number of artworks for Matariki
Ninety-five golfers from four clubs competed in the Sisters Tournament at Dannevirke.
Two senior DHS students selected by Lions for speech contest
Dannevirke floral artists learnt to make camellia balls