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Māoriland are helping bring the tikanga of Matariki into understanding with new festival.
Four juvenile Whitaker's skinks are "a significant boost to a very precarious population".
Ex-national football coach Barrie Truman has written a book detailing his career.
Speculation "not only unwarranted but is also totally unfair and cruel," said HDC.
A historic Wellington tram has a new home in storage at Queen Elizabeth Park, Paekākāriki.
Wellington bowlers too strong at Central Region lawn bowls tournament held in Levin.
Kapiti family took over the business just before Covid - now they have two top ciders.
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Weekly column by Kāpiti mayor K Gurunathan.
Thirteen potters from Kāpiti are exhibiting at the NZ Academy of Fine Arts in Wellington.
NZ Herald Local Focus
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
Newly elected Horowhenua mayor Michael Feyen is promising to include the community in decision making. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Horowhenua-Kāpiti Rugby Union in full support of new Silver Lake deal with NZRU.
In his hands, the clay transformed into something extra special.
Bonus space in villas and bungalows has good living options.
The data says there's less stock coming to market to satisfy demand.
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A historic Wellington tram has a new home in storage at Queen Elizabeth Park, Paekākāriki.
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"Eventually the unicorn was lassoed and we got it on board."
"If it's not 100 per cent perfect, it doesn't go out."
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Brendan Gully photographed a rare weather event from the Kāpiti Coast in a recent storm.
Mayor K Gurunathan backgrounds the proposed rates increases.
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Marlborough has too many customers and not enough grapes.
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