Latest Horowhenua news
Celebrating community and history as we say farewell
OPINION: The enduring legacy of local stories in the Horowhenua Chronicle.
From Foxton with love: Gazza’s pop-up cards bring joy
Gary Stewart said the cards are a great way to promote his favourite place.
Vicki says goodbye to local paper
Vicki Timpson said the paper has a long and proud history.
Horowhenua District Council and iwi sign partnership
The council and iwi celebrate a new partnership with ceremony and kapa haka.
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Farewell from the Chronicle lady
The Horowhenua Chronicle lady Pam Kearns said she will miss working for the paper.
Farewell to the 'Chron': Former Horowhenua Chronicle reporter shares memories
Frankie Webb reflects on her decade reporting for the Horowhenua Chronicle.
Christmas message from Bernie Wanden
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Horowhenua Mayor Bernie Wanden.
Memories: Looking back on 40 years of working for the Chronicle
Opinion: A journey through the Chronicle's evolving newsroom
Busy year for Levin Volunteer Fire Brigade
The brigade has praised volunteers and families for their dedication.
Safety cameras installed in Foxton and Shannon
The Horowhenua Community Camera Trust has completed the first phase of the project.
Council weighs options for Waikawa Beach access amid community debate
'We want to find a solution that enables as many people as possible to enjoy the beach.'
Trust starts build on new community facility
'Te Puna Rau Aroha will be an inclusive space.'
Horowhenua AP&I Show marks 119 years with exciting events for families
Horowhenua AP&I Show celebrates 119 years with fun activities for all the family.
Foxton Community Op-Shop supports local
The Foxton Community Op-Shop was founded by Julie Petersen and Jenny Stokes.
School names new library after beloved deputy principal
Donna Rowe retires after 33 years; Fairfield School honours her with their new library.
Council to consult community on new bylaw
The council will be consulting on the new bylaw in January.
Experts warn of rising family harm during holiday season
'Family harm is a crime. We encourage those affected to reach out for help.'
Harpers give heritage a helping hand
A pair of Foxton volunteers have been doing some interesting work.
Get digging: Annual event coming to Waitārere Beach
Levin Brass Band's Big Dig at Waitārere Beach will have $8000 in prizes.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visits Levin
Luxon tours Lewis Farms, meets staff, and serves ice cream to local customers.
Treaty bill submission question divides Horowhenua District Council
Horowhenua Council splits 6-6, decides against submitting on Treaty bill.
Saoirse helping to increase admiral butterfly population
Saoirse's sanctuary aims to revive the admiral butterfly population in Horowhenua.
College honours Teewei Uere with new NUA Shield
Teewei was the first recipient of the newly introduced shield.
Shop local or risk losing more businesses
Opinion: Will you source your local news through online shopping sites in the future?
Community spirit shines at Levin's 30th Medieval Market celebration
Levin Medieval Market celebrates 30 years with over 220 stalls and live performances.
New bush area for pupils
Ōhau School has opened a new bush area for outdoor learning and play.
Mangahao Power Station celebrates 100 years
Mangahao Power Station turns 100, launches scholarship, and unveils new info board.
Thompson Memorial Culture Centre turns 50
Historic Thompson House marks 50 years as a cultural hub for Levin community.
New reading challenge to help environment
The challenge runs until March 1, with prizes and tracking available.
Second murder charge laid after man found dead at Levin park
Police executed two search warrants today as part of the investigation.
Grief-stricken motorcycle community planning final ride for victim of crash that killed three people
Motorcyclist mates determined to give beloved rider the send-off she would have wanted.