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Horizons or Wellington: Horowhenua is exploring both for three waters deal
'We want the best option for our ratepayers.'
Application are open for Kāpiti and Horowhenua businesses
Chris Barber from the Bond Store shared his innovative story.
Don't underestimate the power of one, says new MP
'The ones matter; they add up, they multiply, they have this rippling effect.'
Royal status for Horowhenua AP&I Show
The Horowhenua AP&I Show has impressed the Royal Agricultural Society.
Ōtaki Pottery Club gearing up for another show
Anam Cara Gardens will again host the Festival of Pots and Garden Art.
Thamsyn Newton brings a powerhouse CV to CD team
Kāpiti-born Newton swaps the Wellington Blaze for the Central Hinds.
World Cup trophy on tour in Wellington
The Women's World Cup trophy will be on display around Wellington from July 13 to 15.
AP&I Show a right royal affair in 2024
Horowhenua will start off the centenary celebrations for it 'with a bang'.
Train stations get makeover for new services
Transport Minister Michael Wood was in Levin to talk about the new train services.
New trains 'game-changer' for public transport
Services will double at peak times, with two off-peak trips, and a weekend service.
Elemental Cider: Living with the elements without the leftovers
Local cidermaker to lead educational session about cider apples.
Hurricanes Poua offensive a shock to Chiefs Manawa
Manawa’s powerful forward pack reigned supreme.
Shirley Murray wrote more than 400 hymns that are sung around the world
Anne Manchester will share the story of a biography.
Watercolour is all about technique
Joint exhibitions with other art societies and floral art planned.
Horowhenua AP&I Show returning for Wellington Anniversary weekend
"The number of people involved in the show is staggering.”
Home Industries section of AP&I Show captures crafty locals aplenty
Home Industries also have a few classes available for young people.
Ōpiki Young Farmers: 83 years on and they’re still young and keen as
Energetic group offers peer support and plenty of fun activities for rural young people.
Dairy a Royal Event for Horowhenua agricultural show
Horowhenua's AP&I Show will bring farming closer to town, offering something for everyone.
Mild to red hot: Chilli sauces going for gold
There are many flavours and degrees of heat, from savoury, to fruity, as well as HOT.
Trail to tempts taste buds back on menu
Sustainability is a key component for all Horowhenua Taste Trail producers
Drop-in session for more on Horowhenua Expressway
Sharing insights on ecology, heritage, social impacts, noise, and engineering.
Luxon: National committed to infrastructure spend while calling for a rethink
Proper investment in infrastructure has greAT economic, social and environmental benefits.
Horowhenua Expressway critical for lower North Island
Simeon Brown said it was time for Waka Kotahi/NZTA to be more transparent.
Levin landfill to be closed in a year
Horowhenua opts to hand over control of waste let someone else to deal with its rubbish.
House of Science launches Mighty Microbes kit thanks to a new sponsor
Horowhenua is the first branch to have the Mighty Microbes kit available to schools.
Observation is a vital gardening skill
A successful garden needs a solid foundation and that takes time, as well as patience.
More money for Horowhenua expressway
Both Treasury and the Ministry of Transport voted down the Horowhenua Expressway.
Three hundred-year-old book up for grabs
Expository Notes With Practical Observations on the New Testament has seen many reprints.
MP assures 'no infrastructure plans cancelled'
Speculation "not only unwarranted but is also totally unfair and cruel," said HDC.
Draft released of preferred route for Ō2NL
"Incorporates property owner and community feedback with the technical investigations."
Axemen looking forward to great competition at AP&I Show
Many axewomen and men grow up watching their parents or older sibling compete as choppers.
Royal status for 2021 AP&I Show sections
Royal status helps to attract more participants and competitors than ever to an AP&I show.
Ōtaki contacts to Wellington Covid isolating
Pop-up Covid-19 testing centre set up in Ōtaki.
Terisa Ngobi promises strong community voice for Ōtaki
Terisa Ngobi is Ōtaki's new Member of Parliament.
Expressway to Ōtaki project hits a few bumps
NZTA said a delay of some months is reasonable due to Covid-19 and work on shared paths.
New weekly Ōtaki market highlights NZ-made
Postponed Ōtaki Yard weekly market set to boost the town and make it a destination.
Terisa Ngobi plans to give Otaki a louder voice
Terisa Ngobi 's deep roots into the Otaki electorate give her an advantage, she said.
Fundraising for KidsCan through drawing
Charlie wants to be a YouTube sensation and raise money for a good cause.
National candidate makes videos about the lockdown
National new man for the Otaki electorate interviews locals about their bubbles.
Tim Costley organises support street by street
Tom Costley has found people jump at the chance to help out neighbours.