Women stoked at wins: 'We ran like a well-oiled machine'.

'I desperately want to live a sober life,' says Josh Woodgate-Jackson.

'It felt utterly amazing,' says Waikanae artist Hamish Macaulay.

The chair is split down the middle to represent action versus inaction.

A referendum will now be held alongside the 2025 local government election.

The Ōtaki, Waikanae, and Raumati community boards were all finalists.

"People always seem to love Adkin’s photographs."

Givealittle page raises more than $25,000 for Karl Farrell's medicine.

Molly McGregor's design will be showcased at the Whitecliff College Graduate Showcase.

Zac Prendergast is going to be the first Kiwi to commissaire in the Paralympics.

Four malnourished puppies rescued near Ohakune are doing well under Rukmini Vadke's care.

Onam is set to be celebrated in Waikanae.

A Waikanae artist was awarded one of 10 highly commended prizes.

The Electra Business and Innovation Awards finalists have been announced.

"You don’t call it a horse unless it’s a Clydesdale."

The Taranaki Electricity Trust awarded a grant of almost $97,000 towards the project.

Mia Adams says her love for music started when she won the Murchison Talent Show at age 5.

'That’s what my work is all about – celebrating places you see all the time.'

Stage one of the construction of new surf clubrooms in Paekākāriki is under way.

Paekākāriki lifeguards are hosting an event to educate the public on rips.

Two Kāpiti artists have been selected as finalists in the Parkin Drawing Prize.

Jordan Barnes is one of 77 Parkin Drawing Awards finalists.

Three artists have four works selected in the finals of the Parkin Drawing Prize.

The Marton pool, kerbside collection and Marton's main street were the key topics.

“This particular exhibition highlights the different natural elements..."

Poppy has won awards in the United States, but now it's a winner in France too.

'Signing alliance agreements ... sets the project up strongly to move forward.'

'It’s all about mindful swapping.'

'The next generation plays a critical role in sustaining our economy.'

Community board to buy Starlink devices after noting lessons of Cyclone Gabrielle.

'Yes, he’s entitled [to claim], but no he shouldn’t,' a protester said.

Year 5 and 6 students from Raumati South School planted at Queen Elizabeth Park.

Wayne Moore reflects on his 30th Nürburgring 24 Hours race.

'We do things like this all the time,' says Eddie Dunn.

Dr Murray Williams says he enjoys motivating others to get involved in conservation.

'I really get fulfilment from helping people in their darkest hour,' Niall Deehan says.

Robin Clarke has been doing work in the community since the 1970s.

Philately has taken Jeanette Banfield all over the world.

Christine Stephens has been honoured for her work with older people and psychology.

Artists from all over the Lower North Island will attend the festival.

'I was fully certain I wasn’t going to hear back – so it was definitely a happy surprise.'

The Raumati Community Board wants upgrades in the village, among other things.

Sarah Yuile says the importance of these services is not realised until they are gone.

Kāpiti locals submitted their concerns to the regional council's long-term plan.

Four MPs own properties in Kāpiti.

“We’re not going anywhere," Craig Cleveland says.

Individuals and groups made submissions on plans for the coming 10 years.

Money will be used to develop Arapuke Mountain Bike Park in Palmerston North.

Wayne Moore will compete in his 30th race at the Nürburgring.

Kokoro Frost and Phoebe Nelson have returned from the Oceania Swimming Championships.

'Our mid-term break acts as the microbreak students need to achieve their best.'

'Opening the road is the best option,' Mayor Janet Holborow says.

'We are the voice of youth in our district,' Victoria Payne says.

Pyper-Alex Adams appointed to new role in NZ Cadet Forces.

The Mother's Day sale is one of two the school holds each year.

Two Kāpiti community groups have received funds for predator control.

Tim Li's new exhibition features many of his gyotaku prints of fish.

'We’ll continue to do great shows and involve the community.'

'Winning the award has validated that my art is appreciated and enjoyed.'

Ruth Cooper started the weekend art group for people who work during the week.

'This is like our second home,' Daniel Cottrell says.

Latest report reveals the financial interests of the district's elected members.

'That’s $5000 we don’t have to fundraise for.'

Mason Cade Packer's $100,000 film premiered on Monday night.

'Rainbow colours are a symbol of inclusion, and that means so much for our residents.'

Hector Davis was more than happy to share his life story with the French Embassy.

Samuel McKenzie was one of six students selected.

Kokoro Frost will represent Samoa and Phoebe Nelson will represent New Zealand.

Chris Pugsley thinks the revised book will fill a gap in the market.

One of Tim Li's prints has won a curator's choice award.

"It’s just a slap in the face."

Sue Emirali’s guide dog Yazz has changed her life.

'I truly believed that the leaders were something special,' says Rosie Overcomer.

The mother-of-three has been interested in documentary family photography for many years.

Mark Lyall had been growing his hair and shaved it for charity.

“That’s definitely one of the highest number of entries we’ve had in years."

Despite bad weather nullifying the fishing competition, $17,000 was still raised.

Mark Lyall is trying to raise $800 for Shave for a Cure.