Matthew Dallas is a regional editor at Stuff - Manawatū. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, culture and society, as well as health and wellness, with a particular focus on food and drink, the 2023 elections, and crime. Matthew's work has been featured in Stuff, The Post, and RNZ.
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Matthew Dallas has a strong focus on local Manawatu stories, often covering events and community-related topics. He frequently features profiles of local figures and businesses in the art, entertainment, and lifestyle sectors.
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A helicopter perched on a suburban front lawn will always turn heads, but cover it with Christmas lights and it drops jaws too.
It's not difficult to be drawn to stories of seemingly ordinary people placed in extraordinary circumstances.
This feature was originally published January 2024. Maybe it's the vast blue above and the promise of golden sands.
On theme and a result well above target — a seasonal attraction has raised more than $2000 for Palmerston North's rescue helicopter.
John and Doreen, who were married at St Brigid's Catholic Church in Pahīatua on January 22, 1955, would serendipitously begin their platinum
Ella Mohi-Henare is a face of concentration as she balances on the edge of the diving board. It swiftly unfolds into a brilliant grin as she drops and “pops”.
A popular Palmerston North restaurant raking in awards and reservations has yet to reach its potential, says its owner.
Palmerston North's young manu master will have the opportunity to defend her world title in Auckland after making a splash at the regional qualifier.
“It's just like it was in my brain,” says the director enthusiastically, looking through the viewfinder at a Palmerston North living room dressed in bygone browns, yellows and oranges.
Iwi claimants in Manawatū have lambasted the appointment of Grant Hadfield to the Waitangi Tribunal, taking aim at his “narrow and misinformed” views.
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