Ōtaki woman honoured for services to community-led development, governance and education
Mary-Jane Rivers says founding Inspiring Communities has been the highlight of her career.
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Determined railway workers' advocate honoured
“Little wins on behalf of real people" drove New Year Honours recipient.
Helen Gordon awarded QSM for work with girls and visually impaired
The Waikanae stalwart's connection to Girls' Brigade dates back to the 1970s.
Foodbank receives huge gift donation from real estate agency
Voyle & Co co-owner Mike Voyle said he was touched by the support the food bank needed.
Tragic ship tale focus of children's book
Writer Gordon Campbell has held a long interest in the General Grant story.
Waikanae author's new novel highlights realities of addiction
Cathy Kern's novel was inspired by various parts of her own life.
Traffic diversion in place as Waikanae Bridge clip-on construction resumes
Southbound traffic will have to detour via an expressway.
Bakers aim to spread kindness through tasty treats
“It’s about being kind to somebody who isn’t expecting it.”
Nature reserve stalwart loves sharing his knowledge
Rhys Mills is a key person at the Ngā Manu Nature Reserve.
Don't underestimate the power of one, says new MP
'The ones matter; they add up, they multiply, they have this rippling effect.'
MenzShed crafts special play trailer for school kids
The new play trailer will help the children get creative.
Watch: 21-year-old MP challenges Govt in maiden speech
Maipi-Clarke is Aotearoa's youngest MP since 1853.
Ice cream and raspberry-infused beers started niche for craft beer company
The experimental beers gave Duncan's Brewing Company clear direction.
Kiwi author and playwright Renée dies aged 94
Her best-known work was Wednesday To Come which was first performed in 1984.
Emotions high as Les Miserables leaves Levin stage
Cast and crew give Horowhenua Chronicle a peak behind the Les Miserable curtain.
Unique blend of pharmacy and hobby shop proves popular
Tracey and Scott Bowman's store is split in two - it's a pharmacy and a hobby shop.
Paraparaumu building company nailing it
Hard work pays off for NZ Proud owner Johnie Saunders.
Children's books celebrate country's multiculturalism
Scott MacGregor feels blessed to help tell stories through photographs.
Well-known Kāpiti doctor set to retire
Dr Sue Wilson has been working in the health sector for a long time.
Pōhutukawa trees cut down without council permission
Council begins inquiry after "unfortunate" removal of trees on public land.
College librarian to retire after more than two decades
Joanna Donovan has been working at Paraparaumu College since 1998.
Retiring biology teacher has loved her career
Michele Murphy has taught at Paraparaumu College for 22 years.
Young dad dies of asphyxia by sand while walking along beach
Andre Bradshaw died doing what he loved, going to the beach with his 2yo daughter.
Friends of Kāpiti District Libraries disbands
The group had been operating for over four decades.
Very cute: Pūkeko parents and chick snap wins photographer major award
Roger Smith had to crawl to a hidden space before clicking his camera.
Hugh Hall Shield: Horowhenua-Kapiti cricket final
Horowhenua-Kapiti club cricket’s most historic trophy is up for grabs again this weekend
Kids thrilled as NZDF chopper swoops down on school
A helicopter visit thrills Te Rā School students.
Double 100 birthdays celebrated at retirement village
About 100 Kāpiti Village residents gathered to celebrate the occasion.
Freshwater advocate receives special medal
“It’s nice to get recognition, and vindication ...", says Mike Joy.
Fi Greig's culinary journey redefines local dining
Fi Greig has been involved in the culinary scene for about 17 years.
Seven new-style Kāinga Ora homes in Ōtaki
“Kāinga Ora is being innovative about how we can deliver new homes across the country."