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Distribution hub expansion gains momentum after adoption of masterplan

Published on 16 November 2023

Work on the expansion of Te Utanganui has taken an important step forward with agreement from Palmerston North City Councillors on a masterplan to guide the growth of the area.

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Exciting developments taking shape in and around Tamakuku Terrace

Published on 17 October 2023

The city's newest subdivision, Tamakuku Terrace, is buzzing with activity as construction is now in full swing and more dream homes are being built.

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'Our asks' for the Manawatū over the next parliamentary term

Published on 08 September 2023

Palmerston North City Council and Manawatū District Council have laid out a wishlist of regional investment priorities for the incoming government.

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A Taste of Palmy Cookbook

Published on 19 December 2022

You can now experience and enjoy a taste of some of our city’s incredible businesses, right in the comfort of your own home.

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Palmerston North's newest subdivision ready for new homes

Published on 28 November 2022

Construction at Palmerston North’s newest subdivision, Tamakuku Terrace, is now complete, with landowners able to start building their dream homes in the coming months.

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Ambassadors give Palmerston North thumbs up for trade opportunities

Published on 16 November 2022

A group of European ambassadors received a crash course in some of Palmerston North’s key sectors last week.

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Former post office to flourish again

Published on 30 September 2022

One of Palmy’s iconic city centre buildings is getting a new lease of life.

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International students make welcome return

Published on 11 August 2022

The tap has turned back on for Palmy’s international education sector, with the first overseas students returning to the city since Covid-19 cut the flow in early 2020.

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