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Palmerston North breaks new record for building consents
Building consents with a total value of $42 million were approved by Council in March. This is the highest monthly total since recorded statistics began in April 1990.
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Mobile library extends its service
This Saturday (14 April), Palmerston North’s mobile library will commence a new regular route of the Aokautere-Summerhill suburb.
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Living room of the city primed for full house
Palmerston North’s Central Library is preparing to become a battleground, go a little berserk, and host a whole new crowd at Tea and Tales.
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Palmerston North City Council retains highest credit rating
Palmerston North City Council continues to retain its AA credit rating from S & P Global. With a rating of AA/A-1+, the international credit rating agency has noted the outlook for the Council remains stable.
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Fluoride levels in Longburn water supply
Palmerston North City Council and MidCentral Health's Public Health Service advise of a recent incident relating to the fluoride dosing system at Longburn.
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Council seeks feedback on draft Welcoming Plan
As one of the country’s most culturally diverse regional cities, Palmerston North’s greatest asset is its people.
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Artist Eric Brew honoured his artworks chosen for first bilingual sign
The first bilingual sign for public artworks in Palmerston North has been unveiled.
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Volunteers needed for community response groups
Palmerston North’s civil defence emergency management team is calling on residents around the city boundary to put up their hands to be part of a vital volunteer disaster recovery force.
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PNCC appoints David Warburton to lead wastewater treatment review
Palmerston North City Council has appointed David Warburton to chair the group reviewing upgrade options for the city's wastewater treatment plant.
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Public warned about Animal Control Officer impersonator
Palmerston North City Council has received reports of a man impersonating an Animal Control Officer over the last week.
