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Levin, Shannon And Tokomaru Water Supply At Critical Levels

Monday, 28 June 2021, 12:21 pm Residents of Levin, Shannon and Tokomaru are being urged to reduce or stop using water immediately. Due to the most recent rainfall event, the water treatment plants located in Levin, Shannon and Tokomaru are struggling to effectively treat the muddy river water for our drinking water supplies. The community demand e.g. residents and businesses connected to the town water supplies are exceeding what the treatment plant can deliver. There is a real risk that the water supply will run-out and the community will need to rely on bottled water or water tank supplies to service their minimum requirements.

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Levin, Tokomaru And Shannon s Water Supply At Critical Levels, Residents Urged To Reduce Or Stop Using Water

Levin, Tokomaru And Shannon s Water Supply At Critical Levels, Residents Urged To Reduce Or Stop Using Water
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Council Votes In Favour Of The Establishment Of A Māori Ward In Horowhenua

Council Votes In Favour Of The Establishment Of A Māori Ward In Horowhenua
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Te Pūtahitanga – Queen Street Cultural Installation

Friday, 7 May 2021, 5:50 am On the morning of Thursday 29 April, Muaūpoko whānau, alongside Council kaimahi/staff gathered to unveil the cultural installation – Te Pūtahitanga located on Oxford Street, Levin. Muaūpoko artist, Sian Montgomery-Neutze said, “The name of this installation is Te Pūtahitanga, which loosely translates to the meeting place/junction. The pattern used on each panel is Waharua, a pattern often seen on kākahu and other forms of weaving. It is also seen on the kaitaka of Muaūpoko Ancestor Te Rangihiwinui.” Miss Montgomery-Neutze said, “There are several interpretations of this particular design throughout Aotearoa. In the context of this installation, it is used to represent ‘the meeting place between two things’. This is a common interpretation, and has been used here to reflect the environment within which it is situated.

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Horowhenua District Council Urges Government To Commit To The Completion Of Ōtaki To North Of Levin (Ō2NL) Expressway

Thursday, 29 April 2021, 4:38 pm Horowhenua District Council is alarmed and concerned at media speculation that the Ōtaki to North of Levin (Ō2NL) Expressway is in danger of being scrapped and that the Minister of Transport is unable to confirm commitment to the project. It was only in December 2020 that Prime Minister Ardern officially commenced the Tara-Ika subdivision – the largest residential development in the history of Horowhenua – with the acknowledgement that growth forecasts in the region were considerable and investment in local infrastructure necessary. “With significant growth in the region, the catalyst for much of that growth has been the knowledge that the roading network

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