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Both Treasury and the Ministry of Transport voted down the Horowhenua Expressway.
The young Ōtaki GP left the country last month after a year in residency limbo.
Over 30 Pasifika youth turned up for the first gathering of the new performing arts group
It's a labour of love for Levin rock band Stampede, who have never charged a playing fee.
Boy, 15, found cold, hungry and alone in the bush along the Pukeatua Track
Three young boys regarded as clean-up heroes by Horowhenua District Council staff.
"It's been really interesting. It's been absorbing...it's good to see it in book form."
Wastewater data obtained by the Herald provides a stark view of our national drug problem.
Youth in Action is a culturally diverse group with members who have had their own battles.
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How to clean up New Zealand's 7th most polluted lake. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Newly elected Horowhenua mayor Michael Feyen is promising to include the community in decision making. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Residents living near the Levin Landfill are putting up a fight against Horowhenua District Council to have the dump closed. They say it is a short-sited, money-making venture and the council has neglected social, cultural and environmental aspects of the dump and the surrounding community. Made with funding from NZ on Air
The play was chosen with one eye on the future and with young talent in mind
Grand opening for a new business in town that plans on cleaning up people's vehicles.
Survey results show the big gap between landlords' threats and actions.
$600,000 above the reserve for designer home.
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Local college group takes out Pasifika Fusion cultural section two years in a row.
HDC votes to split Lincoln Place Reserve into a special playground, and more housing
Cosmopolitan club to host two North Island 8 ball tournaments for the first time in 2022.
Domanic, 9, was nearly in remission when his cancer came back this month.
The constant changes to regulations and the moving of goalposts has them all upset.
The 39-year-old halfback would be a valuable edition to the 2021 team.
Whale-song album in the pipeline for trailblazing artist who plays to babies in hospital.
People have been encouraged to bring their tractor, ute and dogs.
Expository Notes With Practical Observations on the New Testament has seen many reprints.
Levin teenager Ryan Winstanley, of St Mary's Scouts, awarded the top badge in Scouting.
Balm sourced from native kawakawa plant proving successful for local business students.
Neither team would yield as the game was forced into golden-point extra time.
Rural News
Molly Donald is studying Agricultural Science at Lincoln University.
''If you are in a shop you can lose a customer so be it, but you can't lose a cow.''
'We loved dairy farming and it was great but working 365 days a year wears you down.'