Levin MenzShed is spreading the love this Christmas with a donation of 150 toys.

Horowhenua's Christmas may be dry, with a 40% chance of normal rainfall, Niwa says.

The show runs over two weeks, opening on December 5.

The 16-year-old gymnast will represent her country in America next year.

White Ribbon riders want to flip the script regarding domestic violence.

The event is the first of its kind in Levin said Gym Junkie owner Ali Richardson.

'Audiences will enjoy the energetic enthusiastic characters.'

The event will feature showjumping, dressage and mounted games for all levels.

The head students are ready to lead the school and look forward to 2025.

Gary Stewart said the flag had plenty of attention, with people stopping to take photos.

Fireworks fright: Woman calls for ban after dog's trauma

The programme pairs new drivers with volunteers for practical driving experience.

Rawiri excels in swimming and wheelchair basketball, representing NZ in the Tri-Series.

'Today is a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made for our freedom.'

Carmen Gray, NZ's only female cider maker, earns international recognition for her ciders.

Santa is taking a break from the North Pole to meet Foxton's kids at the inaugural fair.

Manager Marie Torr said the open day will raise awareness about diabetes.

Coco Star also supports local charities through a donation programme.

Seismic upgrades required by 2037; council retains buy-back option if conditions fail.

Levin plumber Liam Dewar, 26, wins third in national competition

The Spring Fling offered something for everyone.

The Pounamu Country Music Awards take place at the Cosmopolitan Club this weekend.

Participants display orange balloons to signal their readiness for trick-or-treaters.

Alyssa Smith chats with Podtentials Creation owner ahead of Foxton's Spring Fling.

Reporter Alyssa Smith chats with S&Js Tail Wagging Treats owner Ryder Beals.

Foxton Spring Fling returns with over 180 stalls, live demos, and fun for all ages.

Campers learned about diabetes while forming friendships in a supportive, fun environment.

The tournament runs from October 17 to February 27, 2024.

'My talk will be about taking a grassroots company global.' -Amber Taylor

The free Halloween alternative will have bouncy castles, face painting and hāngī meals.

The partnership between Tendertips and Wonky Box reduces waste.

Moutoa Pony Club head coach Kate Lattey says she enjoys seeing kids grow their skills.

The local chamber music band will perform at the iconic international venue next year.

Levin residents can expect warmer days, with a 55% chance of above-average temperatures.

The fate of the Foxton War Memorial Hall will be decided this month.

Duncan and horse Showcase shone at Paris, with support from home making it special.

The funds will support Levin Marion Kennedy Club’s programmes.

The Levin Cosmopolitan Club was his informal office for many years.

Committee member John Davenport said the club is always looking for more members.

Tararua Hot Rodders president Andy King said the event will be fun for all.

Local creatives will demonstrate their crafts throughout the weekend.

Exclusive T-shirt designs and a fabric printing service are being launched at the event.

Levin author Kerrin Maclean gets personal in her new book, Love, Life, Aspie.

The nationwide enviroschools programme teaches pupils about sustainable living.

The nationwide Pink Ribbon Street Appeal takes place on October 18 and 19.

The event aims to improve gender equality in the gaming development industry.

The two bands are performing at Firebird in Levin this weekend.

The former All Black is picking up the boots again to help a local rugby team.

The Levin kindergarten has been a part of the community since 1954.

The characters are loosely inspired by people she's met, said playwright Val Wilks

Barber Noah Ransfield takes time out of his weekend to help his community.

She finished the competition on a high note.

The 70 student dancers, aged 2 to 18 will perform several dances to musical hits.

The group meets each Thursday at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō each Thursday from 10am.

The event is part of the global Pass Wide and Slow campaign.

The book fair raised $1300 for St Vincent De Paul Levin’s Foodbank.

The pōwhiri was attended by Ngāti Ruanui representatives, police and local students.

Spongebob the Musical promises to be silly and fun, said director Linda Buckley.

Vanessa Parata and five of her daughters play for the Levin Athletics side.

The fourth event of the New Zealand Rally Championship series is a 192km circuit.

The pupils dressed up in their best principal gear and spent the day leading the school.

Lily Lomax, 8, shared the gift of ura (dance) with her classmates.

Remote-controlled trucks and cars will make for a great day out, say organisers.

Sport Manawatū's new facility was blessed by Rangitāne iwi representatives.

The building was used for tangi, hui and other events for the community and hapū.

The Waiopehu College head boy steps up to the Hawai'i Pacific Sharks diamond in 2025.

The presentation was attended by the veteran's close family members.

Five Salvation Army brass bands are joining forces for an afternoon of music.

Mitre 10 Levin owner Emma van Echten said staff worked hard for the award.

The proceeds from the book fair will go towards the Levin St Vincent De Paul Foodbank.

Parliament's Speaker steps in to lend a hand.

The Niwa seasonal outlook looks at trends in New Zealand's weather patterns.

Deputy mayor David Allan said the sessions help council align with the community's views.

The red carpet was out and ready for Levin's senior students for their school ball.

Founder Lael Marshall said the group is a way to bridge a gap in Levin.

The first year of being in business was celebrated with cupcakes and store-wide discounts.

Studio owner Chantal Pinguet said the students can be proud of their achievements.

Live carving sessions are running each Thursday.