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Helmut Modlik speaks at a podium during an event, addressing an audience.

Porirua to welcome Ngāti Toa charter school Kura Toa

24 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

An iwi-led charter school backed by Ngāti Toa is set to open in Porirua in Term 3 next year, expanding kaupapa Māori education options in […]

A commuter stands on a train platform raising a hand as a yellow commuter train approaches the station.

Porirua commuters shift to buses and trains

24 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Porirua residents are increasingly turning to public transport as concerns grow over global fuel supply, with early signs showing a rise in bus and train […]

Wellington Mayor Andrew Little speaking to reporters indoors, wearing a suit and glasses, with microphones visible in the foreground.

Moa Point sewage failure sparks trust questions in Porirua

22 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

A major failure at Wellington’s Moa Point wastewater treatment plant saw untreated sewage flood the facility and discharge into the ocean, with a new technical […]

A bus displaying “Train Replacement” picks up commuters at a crowded Wellington station platform.

Train services replaced by buses over Easter and ANZAC

19 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Train services across the Wellington region, including routes used by Porirua commuters, will be replaced by buses over the Easter and Anzac long weekends as […]

Green Party selects Asher Wilson-Goldman for new electorate

16 March 2026 admin 0

The new electorate covering Whitby, Plimmerton, Camborne in the south to just north of Ōtaki looks like being hotly contested with three candidates already confirmed. […]

Infographic showing unpaid rates owed to Porirua City Council rising from $1.3 million in 2021–22 to $4.5 million in 2024–25, with 1,677 ratepayers in debt and $560,000 in penalties charged this financial year.

Porirua Rates Debt Triples in Four Years

15 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Unpaid rates owed to Porirua City Council have more than tripled in four years, rising from $1.3 million in the 2021–22 financial year to $4.5 […]

Five women stand behind a food stall at a Pacific night market, smiling and giving thumbs up beside trays of island food.

Pacific night markets return to Porirua

15 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Porirua residents are invited to the Pacific Night Market in Cannons Creek this week, bringing Pacific food, crafts and culture to the Cook Islands Hall. […]

Students gather around exhibition stands during the Careers Expo 2025 at Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua.

Porirua keeping tamariki and rangatahi at the heart of the city

15 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Porirua City Council says it is continuing to prioritise young people across the city, with a new report outlining initiatives and programmes supporting tamariki and […]

Rodney Strong and café owner Sushil sit at a table at Musclechef café in Aotea where Strong often writes his books.

Porirua writer pens new mystery novel while working from Aotea café

15 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

A new crime novel written in Porirua and printed just up the road is now available at Paper Plus Porirua, continuing a run of local […]

Poster promoting a community festival at Matahourua Park with sports courts, lights, and event tents in the background.

Community fest brings music, sport to Porirua

13 March 2026 Tim Wilson 0

Porirua families are invited to Matahourua Park this weekend for a free community festival featuring sport, music and food. The Community Fest will take place […]

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