ABOUT ŌTAKI TODAY
Ōtaki Today is a community newspaper for Ōtaki published by ID Media Ltd in the middle of every month. A total of 6000 copies are distributed to households, cafes and other outlets from Te Horo through Ōtaki to Manakau and Waikawa Beach. News stands are at: RiverStone Café (highway shops), Te Horo Café, Café SixtySix (Ōtaki township), Gorge Café (Riverbank Road), Ōtaki Beach Dairy, and Brown Acres Market (Manakau).
Last month's home page news stories
Wylie family pitches in as a record number of trees to be planted this year on Ōtaki River. READ MORE
Lack of Peka Peka expressway interchange challenged by Action group Finish Our Road (FOR). READ MORE
Careers of the future in tech skills beckon Ōtaki’s young people at the Māoriland Tech Creative Hub. READ MORE
Thieves walk off with wooden bench seat, donated by Rotary, at the Ōtaki River estuary lookout. READ MORE
Home page stories from April 2019
Main Street will have free wifi by the end of June from the Telegraph Hotel to the library READ MORE
Caltex service station making way for a new development and retail realignment. READ MORE
Ōtaki kiwi nurse revealed this week as having been held captive by Isis for five years. READ MORE
Cleaner river after funding of $170,000 announced to improve the health catchment. READ MORE