‘Miracle nobody killed’ in Levin boy racer event
A resident thought he was watching a tragedy unfold.
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‘Punching bags’: Police Minister says time to get tough on boy racers, gangs
Mark Mitchell told Mike Hosking police have suffered a drop in respect.
Watch: 'Totally senseless' - Mayor says police outgunned during violent boy racer event
Six cars were impounded and two people were arrested.
Levin's Noel McCutcheon honoured for services to racing
Noel McCutcheon has been made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Historian humbled with King's Birthday Honours accolade
Anthony Dreaver has promoted the history of Kāpiti and Horowhenua for many years.
Levin ‘antisocial’ burnout meet: Police officers injured, arrests made
Two police officers suffered injuries after they were pelted with rocks and bottles while attending the scene of a large car meet in Levin overnight. Video / Supplied
Police injured, arrests made after ‘antisocial’ 200-car Levin burnout
Six cars were impounded and two people were arrested.
Matariki-themed pottery festival celebrates artists near and far
Artists from all over the Lower North Island will attend the festival.
The story of when Barrie met Mary ...
Levin couple Barrie and Mary Buck are celebrating 60 years of marriage.
Motivational speaker Lisa: Passionate about people
O’Neill, who enjoys life in a small town, has published her seventh book.
Mayor slams vandalism of LGBTQI+ artwork
Mayor Bernie Wanden said the council stands proudly by its rainbow community.
Graffiti attack saddens LGBTQIA+ artist
Painting over the colourful box has been seen as an attack on the LGBTQIA+ community.
NZ soldier who died in Thailand to be honoured
The late Hoani John (Bunny) Hapeta to be added the Memorial Board at Poroutawhao Hall.
Funding for new roading restricted, ministers pass buck to NZTA, Ō2NL still on list
The minister cites years of budget blowouts and cancellations for the change.
New $50,000 event fund opens opportunities
Could it entice Six60 to play Levin Domain, ponders Mayor Bernie Wanden.
Roll spikes at Horowhenua College
Four new classrooms have arrived as the school roll hits 900 students.
Pickleball takes off in Horowhenua
Horowhenua's first major tournament will be called Pickle in the Nua.
'Third-world stuff': Energy minister praises chilly Kiwis' restraint amid grid crisis
The country’s grid operator issued a warning notice in advance.
Paralympics dream comes true for Horowhenua rider
The 35-year-old Levin hairdresser will contest the Paris Paralympic Games.
Imported insects to help control invasive weed
Four insect species will be released in the Horizons region to control purple loosestrife.
State Highway 1 closed after fuel tanker crash at Ōhau
'We are attempting to contain the spill.'
Levin - what’s it famous for?
Death metal, reggae, country, punk, ukulele and folk music will bring the town alive.
Obituary: Advocate Sir Robert Martin paved path for disability rights
Sir Robert Martin is remembered as a trailblazer for the disabled community.
Teen pool player thrives under coaching from former NZ champ
Ciara King is improving her game with help from local legend Steve Pemberton.
Folk singer hits stage at 70 with basket of originals
Less than a year ago Stephanie Weaver picked up her guitar and started writing lyrics.
Family say teen driver killed fleeing police was a 'kind, loving boy'
A social media post described him as the 'kindest and most loving boy ever'.
Country singer stands by her man's last wishes
Geoff Herewini remembered as Pounamu Country Music Club celebrates 20 years.
Massive job cuts proposed at Horowhenua District Council
All staff are bieng consulted on proposed plans to cull 27 full-time roles.
Phoenix flying as New Zealand Junior Motorcross title beckons
The rise of Ōhau rider Phoenix Van Dusschoten has been a feature of the season.
New RDA sensory trail builds confidence
The new sensory trail at Levin RDA presents new challenges for riders and their mounts.
Two people injured in Levin kitchen fire
Emergency services were called to a kitchen fire in Puriri Pl on Sunday evening.
'Persistent manipulative grooming': Man sent teen love letters from prison
Michael Cook was able to meet with the girl four times, despite being on bail.
Rising motocross talents compete at NZ Junior Champs
The energy-sapping three-day event will be run at Flipp’s Motocross Park.
Slow down: Council wants Fast Track Bill tweaked
Councillors want the new legislation to allow for more engagement with iwi and hapū.