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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.
Levin standout horse wins big
Ka Ying Rising was raised, broken in and initially trained in Marton.
After 10 years in Bali jail, new hope Kiwi man could be brought home
Antony de Malmanche has lost all his teeth, suffers depression and is down to 50kg.
Community trust installs new safety camera
Horowhenua Trust installs new camera, welcomed by locals and police.
Queen of Hearts bans Christmas in Alice's new pantomime
Family-friendly 'Alice in Cuckooland' mixes adventure, wit and audience participation.
Three motorcyclists killed in crash were with social club: Another dies in separate bike collision
Four motorcyclists and a car were involved in crash near Taihape at 8.10am today.
Triple tragedy: Three dead after four motorbikes and car crash near Taihape
Emergency services also rushing to second motorbike crash at Tihoi, Bay of Plenty.
Niwa: Mixed weather ahead for Horowhenua's summer
Horowhenua's Christmas may be dry, with a 40% chance of normal rainfall, Niwa says.
70s tunes and grooves for Disco Inferno
The show runs over two weeks, opening on December 5.
Council reinstates berm mowing on main routes after community outcry
Horowhenua District Council votes 8-3 to partially reinstate berm mowing.
Guy Reichenbach: Students' achievements do school proud
OPINION: Waiopehu College has been busy celebrating students' successes.
Help change lives: Join the Big Heart Appeal street collection
Heart Foundation seeks volunteers for the Big Heart Appeal on 21-22 February 2025.
Levin gymnast ready for world competition
The 16-year-old gymnast will represent her country in America next year.
New reading tracker in time for summer challenge
The library has introduced a new digital reading tracker, Beanstack.
Tatum estate's revival celebrated with ministerial visit
The estate has been an iconic venue in Horowhenua for many years, Wayne Bishop says.
White Ribbon Ride: Changing attitudes towards women, one mile at a time
White Ribbon riders want to flip the script regarding domestic violence.
Big Weekend of fitness fun coming to Levin
The event is the first of its kind in Levin said Gym Junkie owner Ali Richardson.
Singer-songwriter Lindsey Shields coming to Ōhau
The concert is the final one organised by Dale Webb for 2024.
Busy weeks ahead for Manawatū College
OPINION: The school is busy with a range of events on the calendar.
Heartland Cottage: Sustainable farming and animal rescue
Mandie Blair's Heartland Cottage now cares for over 100 rescued animals at Foxton Beach.
Sinterklaas coming to Foxton this weekend
Sinterklaas and his helpers will spread cheer with presents and sweets.
Whanganui's 6'5"-tall 14-year-old with NBA dreams
'He's really flourished and his love for the game is pretty inspirational.'
One dead in Himatangi crash
Police were called to the two-vehicle crash near Puke Puke Rd just before 7.40pm.
Rural mental health initiative receives funds
The initiative gets farmers off the farm and into the water.
Mayor praises generosity at Horowhenua Civic Awards ceremony
“We are deeply grateful for their service.”
New exhibition for Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom
The exhibition opens in Foxton on Sunday, November 24.
Beatz of Nationz to celebrate culture with music and food
The multicultural festival will feature food, entertainment and more.
Butchery turns Christmas ham into hope for Gaza children
"It’s a small gesture that can have a big impact.”