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  •   Home > News > National >  Subscribe to NZCity's Lower North Island articles  Lower North Island
    Counties Manukau have come from behind to keep their men's NPC playoffs push alive... they've beaten Manawatu 45-26 in Palmerston North
     5 October 2024
    Counties Manukau have come from behind to keep their men's NPC playoffs push alive... they've beaten Manawatu 45-26 in Palmerston North
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    An explosive device detonated near a Police officer during a property search in Feilding
    4 Oct: An explosive device detonated near a Police officer during a property search in Feilding... more
    Police have made three arrests, for three large fires in Hawkes Bay's Waipawa earlier this month
    30 Sep: Police have made three arrests, for three large fires in Hawkes Bay's Waipawa earlier this month... more
    A dramatic NPC finish in Napier..
    28 Sep: A dramatic NPC finish in Napier..... more
    The Taxpayers Union is declaring voting rights for unelected youth councillors are undemocratic
    27 Sep: The Taxpayers Union is declaring voting rights for unelected youth councillors are undemocratic... more
    A person's been accused of stealing outdoor items in Manawatu - off retirement home residents' patios
    26 Sep: A person's been accused of stealing outdoor items in Manawatu - off retirement home residents' patios... more
    There's been a two vehicle crash on State Highway 2 near Matahorua Road, at Tutira, Hastings and the road is closed
    24 Sep: There's been a two vehicle crash on State Highway 2 near Matahorua Road, at Tutira, Hastings and the road is closed... more
    The man killed in a violent assault in Levin on Thursday can now be identified: he was 57 year-old Terrence Clough
    22 Sep: The man killed in a violent assault in Levin on Thursday can now be identified: he was 57 year-old Terrence Clough... more
    Nine people have been arrested after a shot was fired close to a popular nightclub, near Napier's Ahuriri overnight
    22 Sep: Nine people have been arrested after a shot was fired close to a popular nightclub, near Napier's Ahuriri overnight... more
    Police are NOT currently seeking anyone else after arresting a 31-year-old man in a Levin homicide investigation
    20 Sep: Police are NOT currently seeking anyone else after arresting a 31-year-old man in a Levin homicide investigation... more

     Most Popular Recent Lower North Island News
     27 Sep: The Taxpayers Union is declaring voting rights for unelected youth councillors are undemocratic +++++++++
     22 Sep: The man killed in a violent assault in Levin on Thursday can now be identified: he was 57 year-old Terrence Clough +++++++
     13 Sep: A second person has died, following yesterday afternoon's two car crash at Beaconsfield in Manawatu +++++++
     07 Sep: Plenty at stake in tonight's NPC contest between Hawke's Bay and Tasman in Napier +++++++
     24 Sep: There's been a two vehicle crash on State Highway 2 near Matahorua Road, at Tutira, Hastings and the road is closed ++++++
     15 Sep: Crowds are expected to gather in Manawatu during ongoing search for missing woman Breanna Muriwai ++++++
     08 Sep: A Foxton teenager's on the road to recovery after losing his leg at a boyracer meet ++++++

     Lower North Island NewsLinks
      28 Sep: Ngati toa ‘excited’ to lead world’s largest haka attempt (Stuff.co.nz)
      27 Sep: Manawatu and tararua highway: numbers don't add up, mayor says (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Sep: Kiwirail to cut jobs in palmerston north and napier (RadioNZ)
      20 Sep: Fleeing driver ploughs through waikanae school grounds (Stuff.co.nz)
      9 Sep: Public feedback sought on new tolls for lower north island (RadioNZ)
      7 Sep: Weather: strong winds, rain expected across central, southern new zealand (RadioNZ)
      6 Sep: Best usb-c pd laptop chargers 2024: more portable power (PC World)
      3 Sep: Msi stealth 18 ai studio review: a big laptop with a big price tag (PC World)
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     Today's News

    Politics:
    The Government's signalling the first list of projects to be fast-tracked, won't be the last 8:27

    Rugby League:
    Penrith have secured their status as Australian league's greatest club team since 1966, claiming their fourth straight premiership 14-6 over Melbourne in the NRL final 8:07

    International:
    Gus Taylor's long climb back after amputation and an accidental death 8:07

    Entertainment:
    A year on, the memories of October 7 still haunt Israelis 7:57

    Education:
    Some Auckland schools are feeling the strain as they deal with rising student numbers 7:57

    Business:
    There are further signs inflation is starting to level out, ahead of the next review of the Official Cash Rate on Wednesday 7:47

    Cricket:
    India have righted their women's T20 World Cup cricket tournament for now after the weekend loss to New Zealand 7:37

    Rugby League:
    Penrith have continued their NRL league dynasty with a fourth straight premiership 7:27

    Rugby:
    Sir John Kirwan would leave TJ Perenara out of the All Blacks' northern hemisphere tour squad 7:17

    Rugby League:
    Penrith have secured their status as Australian league's greatest club team in 58 years, claiming their fourth straight NRL premiership 14-6 over Melbourne 7:07

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