National leader Christopher Luxon speaks at a Paraparaumu meeting.

Alison Young is ecstatic her store sold the winning ticket.

Kapiti New World owner Ali Young on selling the winning ticket. Video / Mark Mitchell

Yesterday's fortune comes little over a month after a Christchurch couple won $33.5m.

The Pete Blackler Shed officially opens soon.

Karate has significantly improved her Parkinson's disease symptoms.

Amelia Trotter's long-term vision is fast becoming a reality.

500 kilograms of bananas create a special brew.

The youth organisation has received close to $20,000.

Tami Neilson coup for Kāpiti Food Fair.

A person went missing at Raumati Beach earlier today.

Raumati Beach-based centre celebrates key anniversary in the face of future uncertainty.

'History needs to be corrected for our Tukorehe people,' 'Aunty' Yvonne Wilson said.

Nicola Smith started the shoe bank after noticing children in need of sport shoes.

Trevor Mason was an imposing figure playing for Horowhenua and Paraparaumu

His winning work was inspired by a chair.

"This is just a point in time and actually a launch pad to something way more exciting."

Issues involved include land loss, economic disadvantages and education policies.

Well done to Gil-plans Architecture, and Essence Architectural Design.

Thieves target cigarettes at Thriftway Four Square.

Improving people's lives is important for Dr Frances Hughes.

Paraparaumu youngster Euan Mason doing well in cycling.

Alongside the unveiling was a name change.

Brian Seymour has been a key figure in the athletics community.

Seven Paraparaumu College students raised nearly $1000 alongside other donations.

Tim Costley wants to lower the cost of living, fix the road to Levin, and focus on crime.

There are heavy rain warnings and watches across a swathe of the North Island.

Students want to normalise talking about periods.

John McBeth's book is amusing and entertaining.

Planting set to help Wharemauku Stream performance.