Aorangi news is brought to you by the team at Feilding-Rangitīkei Herald
Recent posts
Thank you for using Neighbourly
JONO'S SERVE: Tennis is an individual sport. Plain and simple. For the majority of the time you …
Just as Taihape has the gumboot and Feilding has the clocktower, Apiti is now roaring with this majestic stag to call their own!
The 3.5 metre icon built by Steven Clothier was officially opened over the weekend in Apiti.
A special mention goes to the Apiti community committee and its residents … View moreJust as Taihape has the gumboot and Feilding has the clocktower, Apiti is now roaring with this majestic stag to call their own!
The 3.5 metre icon built by Steven Clothier was officially opened over the weekend in Apiti.
A special mention goes to the Apiti community committee and its residents who did their part to fundraise for such a trademark that will become the gateway to the Ruahine Ranges for many years to come.
UCOL students can now commute between Feilding and Palmerston North for free. Horizons Regional Cou…
RUGBY: The Manawatū Rugby Union has steadied the ship financially. The union announced a $151,884 p…
The gauntlet has been laid down to clean up Palmerston North's waterways under the new Palmy's plast…
Jono MacFarlane doesn't fit the mould of your quintessential Kiwi strongman. The six-foot-five an…
NETBALL: There's no quenching Central Pulse captain Katrina Rore's thirst to get better. The experi…
The call is out for women to throw away the rule book and make the most of each opportunity. "Bala…
You have to get over the stupid title. C.B. Strike (Prime, Tuesdays) isn't about cigarettes, it's n…
BASKETBALL: A desire to create a legacy of his own led to point guard Jackson Stubbins signing for t…
Have you told us which of our thoroughfares are a priority?
We have identified some streets that we think are a priority where falling masonry during and earthquake may pose a risk to people or the ability to respond and which will need to be strengthened in a shorter time. Have we got it right -… View moreHave you told us which of our thoroughfares are a priority?
We have identified some streets that we think are a priority where falling masonry during and earthquake may pose a risk to people or the ability to respond and which will need to be strengthened in a shorter time. Have we got it right - too many or too few roads - let us know here or make a submission before 11 March.
We may receive rain on Friday - they say - but if not sufficient to your needs, we are here to help!~ up to 13000L per load -
call 0800 456 463
The green light is finally shining on Palmerston North's next blue chip suburb. The major housing…
© Neighbourly 2024
Loading…
