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Peter Niko, still unable to explain ‘Exceptionally Cruel’ behaviour (March 3, 2025) ⚠️ Content Warning: This article contains descriptions of sexual violence and trauma, which may be distressing to some readers. Peter Niko, who was jailed for… ...
Porirua Mayor Defends Wellington Water Chair (March 3, 2025) PM Chris Luxon has labelled Wellington Water a 'Basket Case' however Porirua Mayor Anita Baker has pushed back against calls for Wellington Water chairman Nick… ...
The Great Coffee Trail – Exploring Porirua’s Best Coffee Spots (March 3, 2025) Porirua’s coffee scene is bursting with diversity and vibrancy. From cosy cafés to bustling coffee carts, each spot has its own unique charm, dedicated baristas,… ...
Porirua Celebrates International Women’s Day with Inspiring Speaker (March 3, 2025) Porirua City Council and the Porirua Chamber of Commerce are set to celebrate International Women’s Day with a special event featuring Fran Scholey, Chief Executive… ...
Te Matatini Festival Grows to Record Size (March 3, 2025) The chief executive of Te Matatini, the largest kapa haka festival in the world, says the organisation will need to rethink where the competition is… ...
Explore Porirua’s Green Spaces for Parks Week (March 3, 2025) Spending time in nature has proven benefits for mental and physical well-being, and Porirua residents have access to more than 180 parks and reserves to… ...
Metlink provide extra public transport for Hurricanes vs Blues (February 28, 2025) Extra capacity on Metlink train services and larger buses will be running for the upcoming Hurricanes vs Blues game at Sky Stadium (Wellington) Saturday March… ...
The Girmit (February 28, 2025) Pātaka Art + Museum, Porirua | Friday, 28 February 2025 | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM An immersive and moving theatrical experience, The Girmit, is… ...
Hospital rejecting Porirua patients based on BMI (February 27, 2025) Rachel Thomas for The Post A group of Porirua GPs are sounding alarm bells after patients with body mass indexes (BMI) of more than 35… ...
Pedestrian Dies After Courtenay Place Crash (February 26, 2025) A 66-year-old woman from Germany has died in hospital following a crash on Courtenay Place on Monday night, 24 February. The woman was struck by… ...
The Importance of Pre-Planning Your Funeral (February 25, 2025) Porirua News in Collaboration with Ninness Funeral Home In times of grief, emotions run high, and decision-making can become overwhelming for families left to arrange… ...
More Price Hikes for Porirua Public Transport Users (February 25, 2025) A potential fare increase as well as increases to off-peak prices for Metlink services will be decided at the upcoming Greater Wellington Regional Council meeting… ...
Public Meeting in Porirua to Address State of New Zealand’s Health System (February 24, 2025) A public meeting on the state of New Zealand’s health system will be held in Porirua on Tuesday, 4 March 2025, providing residents with an… ...
Free Marketing & Sales Workshop for Builders (February 24, 2025) A free workshop designed to help residential builders improve their marketing and sales strategies is coming to the Lower Hutt Events Centre on Wednesday, 12… ...
Future of Wairaka Park Building in Pukerua Bay Up for Public Debate (February 20, 2025) The fate of the old Plunket building at Wairaka Park in Pukerua Bay will be decided in the coming months, as Porirua City Council opens… ...
Wellington Man Jailed for Fatal Coward-Punch Killing (February 20, 2025) Wellington Coward Punch Killing: Siale Siale Jailed for Manslaughter of Hutt Valley Man Luke Smith. A Wellington man has been sentenced to two years and… ...
Signing of Porirua Harbour Accord (February 19, 2025) A significant milestone in the journey to restore and protect the health of Te Awarua-o-Porirua (Porirua Harbour) was marked on 6 February with the official… ...
Welcoming 2025: A Year of Challenges and Advocacy for Mana (February 19, 2025) Column by Hon Barbara Edmonds, MP for Mana. As the year is well and truly underway, I’d like to welcome you all into 2025! As… ...
Children’s Day in Porirua Celebrating all things Heroic (February 19, 2025) Children’s Day in Porirua is back. On Sunday, 2 March, at Ngāti Toa Domain, from 11am–3pm. Te Rā o Ngā Tamariki/Children’s Day in Porirua is… ...
‘It was an evil, evil place’: How a refuge for the mentally ill became a nightmare (February 18, 2025) Porirua Lunatic Asylum was designed to give the mentally ill a refuge from the cruel world, a place providing fresh air and moral guidance on… ...