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Editorial: Boy racers could be considered just another NZ outlaw gang
OPINION: Police were pelted with rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse the crowd.
Youth epidemic: Vape store owner calls for tighter rules
Vaping is a multimillion-dollar business in Horowhenua.
Council forging ahead with plans for better train service
Wellington and Horizons regional council chair talk trains.
Business award entrants prepare for the final round
Strongest-ever list of entrants into annual business awards.
Officials investigated cutting Ōtaki Expressway in half as costs ballooned to $1.6b
The road is now one of NZ's most expensive - the Govt says it remains committed.
National's Dr Shane Reti talks health in Levin
National will train more GPs and other home-grown rural health professionals.
Rural news
The 'eye-opening' trial soaking up the nasties from dairy cows' pee
'Would it grow? Would it take up nitrogen? And to our surprise, it did a fantastic job!'
Peter Jensen turns 100: From farm life to Korea's battlefields
He celebrated his 100th birthday today with a family get-together
Jury duty: 85-year-old Ian is turning batteries into gold
Ian Jury, 85, recycles batteries, donating over $47,000 to Taranaki Rescue Helicopter.
Winter farming challenges with Sam Whitelock and Paul Walker
Two Farmstrong ambassadors shelter from the rain for a yarn about the winter slog.
Mark Cameron talks rural mental health on The Country
Mark Cameron, Levi Lanauze, Emma Higgins, Mary van Andel, Phil Duncan.
Civil Defence warns to secure property ahead of powerful 120km/h gales blasting central regions
MetService said damage to trees, power lines, and unsecured structures were possible.
Car news & advice
Giltrap-owned Stirling Moss/Denny Hulme '79 Golf GTI restored (with crooked stickers)
Little red racer was imported to NZ by Sir Colin for friends Moss and Hulme to race.
Toyota secures government approval for solid-state battery production
Green light marks a pivotal moment for Toyota and Japan's broader EV strategy.
Ford's most powerful Mustang yet delivers 608kW, hits 325km/h
The track-ready GTD is the most powerful production Mustang ever.
OneRoof property news
Social media star says farewell to forever home after ‘bittersweet’ sale
She is using the money to fund cancer treatment overseas.
'Same but different': Neighbouring houses being flipped together
They were bargain buys, but what will they get now?
Fiddler on the roof: Why violinist built a nine-storey apartment block in central Auckland
“It took some courage to do."
More Horowhenua news
Learn about Levin's future at business information session
CEO Monique Davidson urges businesses to engage in the Levin transformation process.
New printing service coming to Levin
Exclusive T-shirt designs and a fabric printing service are being launched at the event.
Levin woman Kavana Jane alls for drivers to look twice for motorbikes
Her fiance Lance Bell died in a motorbike crash four years ago
Local students excel in physical competency test
NZ Police's Fiona Read praises teams for 'great teamwork and determination' in the course.
Kids market comes back to Ōtaki
The Ōtaki Kids Market will have a range of environmentally-friendly wares for sale.
Sean Byers-Cook: From Ōtaki to the Navy
“What I enjoy most about the Navy is interacting with people from different backgrounds."
Aspie Answers on love and relationships
Levin author Kerrin Maclean gets personal in her new book, Love, Life, Aspie.
Taitoko School pupils give a green thumbs up to new programme
The nationwide enviroschools programme teaches pupils about sustainable living.
A Taste of Horowhenua-Kāpiti event a success
The event was held in the banquet hall.
Flush your taps daily, Horowhenua District Council advises
An investigation revealed elevated lead levels were from the testing taps, not the water.
House fire under investigation
Fire and Emergency New Zealand are now investigating the cause of the fire.
Review: Hype Theatre's The SpongeBob Musical Youth Edition
OPINION: Spongebob the Musical was rollicking great fun, write reviewers.
Horowhenua councillor to step down after nearly 12 years
Piri-Hira Tukapua has consistently polled highly across the past four elections.
Volunteers urgently needed for street appeal
The nationwide Pink Ribbon Street Appeal takes place on October 18 and 19.
Tim Costley: Lots of great things happening in the electorate
OPINION: A busy week is a good week.
Game development industry gets a boost with new event
The event aims to improve gender equality in the gaming development industry.
Levin library column: Try a book by a local author
Opinion: Don't just shop local, read local too
Marching team members celebrate friendship and teamwork ahead of Tattoo
Coach Sue Webber says team has trained hard ready to showcase skills at the Tattoo.