Sage duo to perform at Levin Folk Music Club
Sue Rose and Murray Kilpatrick have written songs, and play guitar, mandolin and piano.
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Discussion groups started on future of rail in Horowhenua
Come and talk about what you want from local public transport.
Brass bands come to the park in Levin
Top brass bands from around the lower North Island will be on show.
Libraries can help make digital literacy becomes the great equaliser
Libraries Horowhenua can help, through its like digital learning programme.
Car flips in 50km/h-zone crash in Levin
One person suffered moderate injuries and one person received minor injuries.
Levin United secure Manawatū softball final spot
Levin United are to play Huia Warriors at Calhoun Park on Saturday.
Celtic musician Dave Flynn coming to Ōhau
An internationally-renowned Celtic guitarist plays a concert in Ōhau on Wednesday night.
Have you seen Gary? Police, family fear for missing Levin man
He was last seen near Horowhenua College this morning.
Performers light up Levin Domain during Celebrating Pasifika
Fire dancers attracted hundreds of onlookers at the festivities.
Levin Library to celebrate Children’s Day
Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō Levin Library has a busy week lined up.
Big squeeze sees two new classrooms at Levin Primary School
The school can take back its library and school hall, which were being used as classrooms
'Majestic goat' leads son to missing dad
Brent Harrison was tramping in the Tararua Range when he got lost and confused.
Mum confronts driver who dragged her son to death
Raynor Cribb was dragged 80m to his death under a car by a driver who knew he was there.
Search for man missing after hike north of Wellington
The missing man is believed to be a 72-year-old experienced tramper.
Culture galore at Pasifika Day in Levin
A fire dance at 6.30pm could be a highlight of the day.
Medieval Market rolls back the centuries, with profits to benefit community
The annual Medieval Market in Levin continues to grow in popularity.
Christmas bauble sales generate cash for cancer care
Arohanui Hospice received $58,097 from the campaign.
Levin tenants handed keys to new social housing complex in Hinemoa St
Residents will be greeted by the smell of fresh paint and new carpet in their homes.
Phoenix rising: Honda motorcross rider Van Dusschoten in good form
Hard work and training are starting to pay off for the 15-year-old Ohau rider.
Murray Grey breeders Trevor and Sue Clarke heading into town
The Ohau couple have retired after 50 years and sold most of their prized her.d
Vintage tractors, steam engines, hotrods and more at vintage machinery weekend
The last Harvest Weekend was held four years ago.
Mouth-watering line-up booked for Levin Folk Music Club
The line-up of acts is sure to test the Scottish Society Hall's limit of 100 patrons.
Equestrian entries for Horowhenua show up 30pc
More than 420 horses will converge on Levin Showgrounds with competition starting today.
Levin Bridge Club: Bridge is good for your health
You do not need to know how: the Levin bridge Club gives lessons.
Reduced Horowhenua Strongman field at Horowhenua AP&I Show
Fewer entries have seen the popular competition reduced to one day.
Home Industries a longtime staple of Horowhenua’s AP&I Show
Involvement with the show is a family tradition going across generations.
Here's your chance to see all sorts of animals up close
An award-winning small animal nursery will be featured at the annual AP&I Show.
Big appetite for Horowhenua's Royal AP&I Show
In the sheep section alone an extra 100 competitors are expected to show.
High risk leads to restricted fire season for Whanganui
Permits are now needed for outdoor fires in Whanganui-Manawatū fire region.
Five bands turn out for Levin music fest
It features a spectacular line-up and is free for all.
'Avoid the area': Suspicious fire destroys building in Levin
Bath St is closed and the public is advised to avoid the area.
Major baseball tournament planned for Levin
More than 100 young baseball players are expected for the tournament at Western Park.
Council issues water-saving tips to help guard supply
Horowhenua residents are urged to be wary of water use with a dry summer predicted.