Mike Yardley: Eat and play in Palmerston North
Any self-respecting urban safari must surely start with food and Palmerston North’s edible arsenal of temptations. Foodie finds are thick on the ground alo
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Any self-respecting urban safari must surely start with food and Palmerston North’s edible arsenal of temptations. Foodie finds are thick on the ground alo
WARWICK SMITH/STUFF Composer and musician Kane Parsons performs part of his new song, honouring the original name for The Square, Te Marae o Hine. Reclamation of the original name for Palmerston North's heart is gaining not just momentum, but melody. Curious pedestrians stop to take in the soulful sound from beneath thefeet of the Te Peeti Te Awe Awe statue as Kane Parsons gives Te Marae o Hine/The Square its own soundtrack. The Ucol music teacher has lived in Palmerston North for decades and strolled through its Square countless times. He was shocked to discover it had been gifted another...