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PalmyProud celebrates the people, places and events in our city. The free quarterly magazine aims to inspire locals and visitors to learn more about this special place we call home. It’s published by Palmerston North City Council.

Inside this issue:
Covid-19
Urban Eels
Streets for People
Take five in Palmy
Palmy Palms relocation
Take me 2 the World
Neat Places in Manawatū
A new home for Tamariki at Te Manawa
IPU celebrates 30 years
Art trail Manawatū returns
Manawatū Leaders
Crafting a life in the arts
The Dust Palace returns
Palmy Community
Spring events guide

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Object type
Multi-Page Document
Relation
PalmyProud
Date
September 2020
Digitisation ID
2021BD_IMCA-DigitalArchive_034739
Format
Born Digital
Held In
"IMCA Digital Archive"

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art trail,
butterfield,
cabaret,
central energy trust arena,
circus,
cirque,
covid,
covid19,
dhiru,
dodd,
foundry,
fran dibble,
gibson,
hoare,
institute of the pacific united,
ipu,
leadership,
natarajan,
neat places,
palm trees,
palmer,
palmy proud,
paton,
paul dibble,
phoenix palm trees,
sculpture,
stalker,
streets for people,
subramanian,
take me 2 the world,
te manawa,
the dust palace,
urban eels,
wilson-bryant,
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Related items

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Sculpture - Te Pūatatangi ki Te Ika a Māui, Dawn Chorus on the Fish of Māui
[Installation of Paul Dibble's bronze sculpture Pacific Monarch]
'Palmerston North sculptor Paul Dibble's bronze work Pacific Monarch is hoisted into place at the Manawatu Art Gallery'
"Dancing in the street" - Paul Dibble's sculpture 'Who's Afraid'
'All Creatures Great' by Paul Dibble