Horowhenua news
New exhibition for Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom
The exhibition opens in Foxton on Sunday, November 24.
Waiopehu College heads looking forward to year ahead
The head students are ready to lead the school and look forward to 2025.
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Tandrom Trio ready to rock at home concert
The home concert will be intimate and comfy says Dale Webb.
Lots of options at local library
OPINION: Choosing a book to re-read is hard, let the library help.
Thousands unite in Levin: Powerful pōwhiri for Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti
'The people send a signal that this Government are way out of touch,' says Tim Tukapua.
SH1 blocked in both directions as hīkoi protest heads towards Parliament
Up to 30,000 protesters are expected to descend on Parliament on Tuesday.
Volunteer firefighters face nightmare: Family member in crash
Mother's two children and husband were among the first on the scene of the crash.
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‘Tough news’: NZME proposes to close 14 local newspapers, with the loss of 30 jobs
Herald owner says community titles are no longer profitable in changing media landscape.
Editorial: Boy racers could be considered just another NZ outlaw gang
OPINION: Police were pelted with rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse the crowd.
Youth epidemic: Vape store owner calls for tighter rules
Vaping is a multimillion-dollar business in Horowhenua.
Council forging ahead with plans for better train service
Wellington and Horizons regional council chair talk trains.
Business award entrants prepare for the final round
Strongest-ever list of entrants into annual business awards.
Officials investigated cutting Ōtaki Expressway in half as costs ballooned to $1.6b
The road is now one of NZ's most expensive - the Govt says it remains committed.
Rural news
The Country Full Show: Zespri boss on predicted record returns
Jason Te Brake, Peter Newbold, Chris Russell, Jo Luxton, Mike Petersen.
Fonterra's consumer business sale and how it might look
Lack of capital for the FMCG operation is not the only reason for Fonterra's exit.
How grandad used to farm: Vintage club to host annual crank up day
The Hauraki Vintage Machinery Club showcases blast from the past.
Green-thumbed community plants 4000 natives
Marco School pupils were out on the hills, planting 4000 natives in the republic.
Butchery turns Christmas ham into hope for Gaza children
"It’s a small gesture that can have a big impact.”
Shortlist announced for 2025 Zanda McDonald Award
The shortlist of 10 young professionals from Australia and NZ has been revealed.
Car news and advice
BMW NZ reveals pricing for new 1 Series hatchback range
Range includes entry-level and more sporting-focused variants.
Kiwi prices, specification announced for Leapmotor C10 EV-SUV
Leapmotor is an EV startup - but will price will the C10 SUV start at in NZ?
Toyota Camry ZR first drive: sedan this, hybrid that
Know what's niche these days? A sedan. A Toyota Camry sedan.
OneRoof property news
Mortgage rates may not drop much despite OCR cut, experts warn
“We need that cash rate below 4% ASAP.”
Half the neighbourhood invited to auction of protester’s home
Jan Wilcox faced police batons during infamous Springbok rugby tour in the 1980s.
'Gotham City' penthouse ditches stripper pole and car bed as it aims to snag an Asian buyer
Apartment's decor has been toned down.
More Horowhenua news
Fluoride to be added to Levin and Ōhau water supply from next week
Residents can access fluoride-free water from a dedicated tap in Levin from November 19.
Tatum Park relaunch: Historic homestead opens for weddings and conferences
Wayne Bishop: 'You’re preserving that for future generations' at Tatum Park's relaunch.
New driving programme helps Levin's former refugees
The programme pairs new drivers with volunteers for practical driving experience.
Library initiatives help digital divide
The library has a number of initiatives to bridge the divide, writes Leala Faleseuga.
Big successes for Levin parathlete
Rawiri excels in swimming and wheelchair basketball, representing NZ in the Tri-Series.
Students’ sustainable creations light up Taitoko School market
Taitoko School students create sustainable products for an upcoming market in Levin.
Heads Up: Horowhenua College celebrates sporting success
Some Horowenua College students have shown impressive sporting excellence.
Jubilee and historic book to mark Ōhau hall's 125 years
With the Honour Rolls being updated, the committee invites locals to share missing names.
Capture memories: Join Santa Paws photo event for a good cause
Bring your pets to Kowhai Park for Santa Paws photos, just $5, supports SPCA Levin.
Diwali celebrations in Levin
The Horowhenua District Council worked with the Indian community to create the event.
Getting ticked off with ticks - Keith Christensen
OPINION: Tick-borne diseases are an ongoing battle for farmers.
Levin Disability event to celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities
"We welcome everyone to build understanding and acceptance."
Large crowd gathers for Remembrance Day
'Today is a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made for our freedom.'
Elemental Cider wins awards for locally-made cider
Carmen Gray, NZ's only female cider maker, earns international recognition for her ciders.
Have your say on water service delivery
Feedback closes on Friday, November 22 at 5pm.
Residents want to see 'iconic' footbridge saved
'It’s a really big part of the community.'
How one man’s Christmas spirit is making a difference for shelter animals
'It’s creating a moment to make them feel special – and that’s what its about.'
Tim Costley: Our community spirit shines through in sustainability work
Tim Costley: Sustainability is something we can all work on.