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"There is a great need for a new health centre," says council chief executive.
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Every RSE worker costs $20,000 on top of the wages, while earning well above the minimum.
The New Testament was used by Ernest Thynne for swearing in witnesses when he was a JP.
Local interests came up with the wetland plan that will clean-up Lake Horowhenua
Horizons has bought a farm allowing it to build a wetland that will improve water quality.
"It is about time Levin had a museum and the old court house is ideally placed..."
Thanks to Mayors' Taskforce For Jobs funding course in Horowhenua future is looking good.
"Conveniently halfway between our factory and office and had the perfect premises."
"Ministers are working through options on how to take the programme forward.."
Speculation "not only unwarranted but is also totally unfair and cruel," said HDC.
"It was the best little club in town, it is sad to see it go."
OECD figures show decentralised countries do much better and show greater economic growth.
Fears a century-old Northern Rata in Horowhenua may soon be swallowed by the Ōhau River.
"Incorporates property owner and community feedback with the technical investigations."
The community board supports a plan for an incorporated society to manage the hall.
Ambitious plan that aims to deal with unprecedented growth needs scrutiny: Councillor.
After 60 years the narrow Poads bridge makes way for two-span Bailey bridge.
"we spend so much time at work and life's too short to be at a job you despise."
Don Clarke recollect working life at the railways as he walks around Horowhenua.
Get-Go will help fill the tremendous amount of demand for staff in Horowhenua.
"When it was time to retire, he did the opposite: he bought more land."
Non-fruiting karaka are left to offer cover as the original diversity of species returns.
Many axewomen and men grow up watching their parents or older sibling compete as choppers.
Royal status helps to attract more participants and competitors than ever to an AP&I show.
"The return of this level of Government facility has been a long time coming."
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was on site to turn a sod at the new Tara-Ika subdivision.
Isolation and problems resulting from families being forced together were lockdown issues.
The public can join in by dressing up in their own interpretation of the theme.
Pop-up Covid-19 testing centre set up in Ōtaki.
CAB proves wrong the assumption that everyone is online.
Invitation to writers to wānanga at other marae already rolling in.
Terisa Ngobi, still buzzing from her win on election night, is ready for her new role.
Terisa Ngobi is Ōtaki's new Member of Parliament.
Foxton New World is on a winning streak.
More consultation with iwi and Horowhenua/Manawatū community promised.
Tribal authority urges not to waste transformation of Rangi and Papa begun due to Covid.
The land was taken in 1939 for defence purposes, not returned after WWII and then sold on.
The fine detailing and visual thinking, helps in other professions such as science.
Both projects are expected to create more than 300 jobs.
Funding from the Provincial Growth Fund is for the shovel-ready aspects of the project.
End of all flying operations looming at Kāpiti Airport by mid September.
Population growth and Expressway will present Ōhau with major challenges.
Among the plan's four priorities is protection of special character and heritage values.
Plans include a wetland to improve water quality and biodiversity and recreation options.
The Greater Wellington Region has named Horowhenua as a growth area.
Winston Peters and Shamubeel Eaqub present Horowhenua's first forecasts post-Covid-19.
The Government will be working with councils and relevant iwi and hāpu to achieve this.
The plan includes diverting surface water from the catchment east of Foxton.
NZTA said a delay of some months is reasonable due to Covid-19 and work on shared paths.
Former Horowhenua mayor Brendan Duffy: "Our one opportunity to get this right."
Equestrian continue to lobby for a bridleway along the new expressway to Levin.
"We wanted to create something special with a bit of class."
The ability to share resources and expertise are reasons for the merger.
There is strong community commitment to a sustainable future to enable growth in the town.
Councillors choose option 1: income rate reduction and no further consultation.
"A once in a lifetime opportunity for Palmerston North to do the right thing."
Levin's Te Whare Mahana's Community Hub's future looking bright with new duo at the helm.
Sessions will clarify and answer any questions entrants may have.
Opening the shop doors has meant business is brisk for Chainesy Levin.
"Government support and the council contracts over that critical time were brilliant."
Long exposure times allow the colours of the night sky to show.
"We had a lot of staff input into the process of starting manufacturing again."
History repeats itself at Foxton's Manawatu Herald.
Provincial Growth Fund helps kick-start employment project for Horowhenua.
"The rules aren't that clear some of the guidelines are unachievable in our space. "
Postponed Ōtaki Yard weekly market set to boost the town and make it a destination.
Terisa Ngobi 's deep roots into the Otaki electorate give her an advantage, she said.
Quality Keys has come to the aid a many a local during the lockdown.
"The 80 per cent decline in shopping that occurred during level 3 has been very scary."
If you show cold, flu or respiratory illness symptoms, no matter how minor, get a test.
"We are encouraging people to keep their car efficiently motoring"
Community feedback on the revised annual plan is being sought until 5pm Sunday May 17.
Local businesses take to online shopping to keep going.
"The virus almost certainly originated in bats."
Most regional council staff will continue to work from home under alert level three.
Two works of art, finished two others, four smaller drawings and some scribbles.
The RSA is encouraging people to Stand At Dawn at 6am on Saturday in doorways and gates.
People should still get tested if they are experiencing mild symptoms or just one.