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Palmerston North hosts successful sister city forum
On Friday 23 March Palmerston North City Council hosted an almost 80-strong forum of diplomats as well as local authorities and economic development agencies from the central North Island for the Sister Cities New Zealand Regional Forum.
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Festival of Cultures delights thousands
Thousands of people have celebrated Palmerston North’s cultural diversity at the 2018 Festival of Cultures, held over the past week.
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Council lifts water restrictions
Palmerston North City Council advises all water restrictions are now removed for Palmerston North, Linton, Ashhurst, Bunnythorpe and Longburn.
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Council to consult on priority-routes under new national earthquake-prone building system
As part of the new national earthquake-prone building system, each community is being asked to identify priority routes.
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Council calls on public to report myrtle rust sightings
Palmerston North City Council is supporting the Ministry for Primary Industries with removing a small ramarama tree in Victoria Esplanade that's confirmed to have been infected with myrtle rust.
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Council welcomes strategic solution to Manawatu Gorge replacement
Palmerston North City Council welcomes the resolution reached on a replacement for the Manawatū Gorge Road.
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Light-filled lanterns to illuminate Palmerston North’s Square this Saturday
As soon as the sun sets on Saturday evening, Palmerston North’s Square will be illuminated by colourful hand-crafted lanterns for the opening of the city’s annual Festival of Cultures.
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A good number of submissions received on Draft Dog Control Policy
A wide range of views are included in the 129 submissions Palmerston North City Council received on the city’s Draft Dog Control Policy.
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Japanese emergency management specialist to visit Palmerston North
International relationships with Japanese city Mihara will be further strengthened following an exchange with one of its emergency management specialists.
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New city hockey turf to be developed
Developing a new international level hockey turf will begin soon, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Palmerston North City Council, Massey University and Hockey Manawatu.
