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Taitoko School pupils give a green thumbs up to new programme
The nationwide enviroschools programme teaches pupils about sustainable living.
Volunteers urgently needed for street appeal
The nationwide Pink Ribbon Street Appeal takes place on October 18 and 19.
Game development industry gets a boost with new event
The event aims to improve gender equality in the gaming development industry.
Concert to bring classic modern twist to Levin
The two bands are performing at Firebird in Levin this weekend.
Dane Coles back on the field for coaching gig
The former All Black is picking up the boots again to help a local rugby team.
70 years of teaching kids in Levin
The Levin kindergarten has been a part of the community since 1954.
Humorous play to raise money for Alzheimers
The characters are loosely inspired by people she's met, said playwright Val Wilks
Free children's haircuts on Sundays
Barber Noah Ransfield takes time out of his weekend to help his community.
Fashion doyenne hangs up the dresses
She finished the competition on a high note.
Levin dancers bringing 33 songs to the stage
The 70 student dancers, aged 2 to 18 will perform several dances to musical hits.
Stitching together community and new skills
The group meets each Thursday at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō each Thursday from 10am.
Pass wide and slow for horse riders
The event is part of the global Pass Wide and Slow campaign.
Book fair boosts foodbank's funds
The book fair raised $1300 for St Vincent De Paul Levin’s Foodbank.
Central District's new police commander welcomed with pōwhiri
The pōwhiri was attended by Ngāti Ruanui representatives, police and local students.
Bikini Bottom coming to Levin
Spongebob the Musical promises to be silly and fun, said director Linda Buckley.
Family connection comes through in hockey finals
Vanessa Parata and five of her daughters play for the Levin Athletics side.
Daybreaker Rally returns to Manawatū
The fourth event of the New Zealand Rally Championship series is a 192km circuit.
From pupils to principals for year six students
The pupils dressed up in their best principal gear and spent the day leading the school.
Lily shares her culture with her friends
Lily Lomax, 8, shared the gift of ura (dance) with her classmates.
Wheely fun time coming to events centre
Remote-controlled trucks and cars will make for a great day out, say organisers.
New hub for Sport Manawatū
Sport Manawatū's new facility was blessed by Rangitāne iwi representatives.
First they stole the wharepaku - now the whare's gone too
The building was used for tangi, hui and other events for the community and hapū.
Local player selected for Hawai'i Pacific Sharks
The Waiopehu College head boy steps up to the Hawai'i Pacific Sharks diamond in 2025.
Service medal for Roy Williams
The presentation was attended by the veteran's close family members.
Salvation Army brass bands to play in Levin
Five Salvation Army brass bands are joining forces for an afternoon of music.
Levin store wins big at national Mitre 10 Awards
Mitre 10 Levin owner Emma van Echten said staff worked hard for the award.
Annual fair a book worms delight
The proceeds from the book fair will go towards the Levin St Vincent De Paul Foodbank.
Deciding vote needed for Horowhenua Honda colouring comp
Parliament's Speaker steps in to lend a hand.
Niwa outlook: Cold snaps expected for Levin in early August
The Niwa seasonal outlook looks at trends in New Zealand's weather patterns.
Have your say on future of Foxton
Deputy mayor David Allan said the sessions help council align with the community's views.
Horowhenua College ball: Red carpet style
The red carpet was out and ready for Levin's senior students for their school ball.
Free movie night on offer in Levin for those with disabilities
Founder Lael Marshall said the group is a way to bridge a gap in Levin.
Mewington's Book Shoppe turns 1
The first year of being in business was celebrated with cupcakes and store-wide discounts.
Levin dancers in the spotlight
Studio owner Chantal Pinguet said the students can be proud of their achievements.
Carvings on display at Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom
Live carving sessions are running each Thursday.
New production coming to Little Theatre
The show opens on Friday, August 4 at Foxton Little Theatre.
Heavy rain in outlook for lower North Island
Niwa's report covers the outlook for the lower North Island over the next three months.
Warmer June, less rain for lower North Island
The latest Niwa outlook report covers what's expected over the next three months.
Foxton woman's sport and surf service recognised
Joss Urbahn has spent 40-plus years dedicating her time to squash and surf lifesaving.
KSM for Rongotea's deputy fire chief officer
'Everyone I’ve worked with deserves this award but I feel very humbled.'
Holdens rolling into Palmerston North
The 17th annual Holden Nationals event is coming to Palmerston North.