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Manawatū District’s rangatahi are painting a bright future for our community, as celebrated at the 2025 Young Achievers Awards ceremony. The Feilding Civic Centre...

Local families, community groups and businesses have once again shown their commitment to keeping our district clean and beautiful, wrapping up another successful NZ...

Students from St Joseph’s School rolled up their sleeves for a planting day at Almadale Reserve as part of their Forest School journey. With hands-on support from the...

In true spring fashion – it's clean up time! The countdown has begun until it’s NZ Clean Up Week. From Friday 19 September through to Thursday 25 September,...

There have been several articles published recently suggesting that candidates have been inadvertently left out of the Manawatū District Candidate Information Booklet....

Feedback is vital to Council, offering valuable insight into how our performance, facilities and services are received. The Resident Satisfaction Survey is one of...

Voting is officially open for the 2025 local elections, and residents across the Manawatū District are encouraged to check their mailboxes, grab their voting papers, and...

On the last Friday of winter, the Hīmatangi Beach community gathered in their warmest attire for a shared cause. They didn’t let the forecasted rain stop them and set...

A new resource is putting the power of native plant restoration into the community’s hands. The Kawakawa Nursery team has released a free Propagation Guide...

In an effort to reduce environmental impact and support waste minimisation goals, Manawatū District Council recycles polystyrene.

Recycling may seem like a small task, but it has a mighty impact on our environment. It’s a topic that Rongotea School’s classes are focusing on this term....

Participants and funders valued the insights and connections created at the inaugural Better Together – Manawatū Funding Forum...