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? Eastbourne on a roll in bowls action
? Eastbourne school gets finalist nod
? Milestones ensure Dowse upgrade running to schedule
? The state of the government ? the commandments
? Waikanae group ride turns gutbuster
? Movember reign for album launch
? Hutt hit hardest by property slump
? Hutt side wins inaugural soccer festival
? Nick?s running here
? Bowls NZ works on numbers game
? Petone spring only source of unchlorinated water for Hutt
? Council to survey Hutt about needs of the elderly
? Councils too close to Exide?
? Thanks for everything...for nothing
? Eastbourne waiting for final Korohiwa decision
? Who forgot to send the application?
? Wns my nxt tryn?
? Glass half empty?
? Empire keeps licence, loses hours
? Reading, writing and rhythm at Central
? Jackson Street hit in next-generation tagging spree
? The Jackson Street Mile and Nick Willis
? Thief launches carpark attack on 87-year-old
? Are petrol prices killing us?

Hutt side wins inaugural soccer festival
By Tim O?Connell

Culture, Kava and some truly intense games of football brought some Fijian fire to Gracefield School over Labour Weekend in Wellington?s first inter-district Fijian soccer tournament. And after all the yellow cards and adrenaline-fuelled goal celebrations, it was a team from the Hutt Valley who were able to lay claim to Fijian inter-district soccer supremacy. Well attended, the tournament attracted eight teams from the Wellington region, including a team from Palmerston North. Teams comprised Fijian citizens from various areas around Wellington, mirroring their homeland?s inter district competition by playing under the name of a region in Fiji. Wainuiomata-based Rakiraki, with players from around Hutt, squared off against Wellington?s Tailevu to decide who would be first to have their name engraved on the trophy. Rakiraki achieved a home victory, snatching the win through a penalty shootout after both teams finished locked at 1-1 after extra time. Secretary of the Fiji Football Association of Wellington Dev Singh said the level of competition and interest generated within the community had been very impressive. Given the success of the event, Mr Singh hoped that the tournament would gain momentum to become ?bigger and better? in coming years. Pictured: Before and after ? a player for the Nadi district team slams a penalty goal into the back of the net against Nadroga district.

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