Beating the winter blues
With Monday, 21 June being the shortest day of the year many of us may find ourselves a little flat and unmotivated as we settle […]
Month: June 2010
7% rates increase sign of progress says Mayor
The 6.81 per cent average rates increase approved by the Kāpiti Coast District Council is a “clear sign of progress”, Mayor Jenny Rowan said today.The […]
CHANGING FACES OF TE HORO – Record of an Exhibition
Changing Faces of Te Horo – Record of an Exhibition – is an essential purchase not only for those who live in Te Horo itself […]
Entering the 2010 Electra Business Awards
The big thing that puts people off entering awards is the work that goes into it, but it’s important to remember that once you’ve done […]
While winter may be a time for some of us to hibernate, for local environmental groups it’s one of the busiest times of the year and they’re inviting others to assist with that effort.
While winter may be a time for some of us to hibernate, for local environmental groups it’s one of the busiest times of the year […]
Fluroride debaters have been swimming in shark infested waters and no lifelines have been thrown after Council remained deadlocked on the issue.
Fluroride debaters have been swimming in shark infested waters and no lifelines have been thrown after Council remained deadlocked on the issue. In a five […]
Name Suppression Lifted in Kāpiti murder case
The names of two people accused of being a party to grievous bodily harm on Raymond Piper can now be released. The co-accused are Susan […]
Bus, train fare hikes not the way to go!
A forecast operational surplus of $1.2 million means the proposed 2010 public transport fare increase is not justified, Regional Councillor Paul Bruce said today. Wellington […]