Kāpiti Playhouse presents THE SHAKESPEARE REVUE
The Shakespeare Revue is compiled by Christopher Luscombe and Malcom McKee for the Kāpiti Playhouse. This collection of humorous skits, sketches and songs takes a […]
Month: June 2013
Who is listening to the community
Dear Editor, I was under the impression that we elect District Councillors and a Mayor to represent the communities’ best interest, by listening to what […]
Big increase in workload for school counsellors
The New Zealand Association of Counsellors says the ability for troubled students to access school counsellors when they need them is being threatened as demand […]
Clear direction agreed for public transport fares
Weekend family bus and train passes, half price fares for all young people under 19 years, free transfers and cheaper off peak fares, are some […]
Plunket: keep kiwi kids safe this winter
Like the rest of the country Kāpiti Coasters are feeling the winter blast and Plunket are reminding families to be alert to the dangers from […]
Reform of local government in the Wellington Region
An application for reform of local authorities in the wider Wellington Region has been received by the Local Government Commission.The Commission’s Chief Executive Officer Donald […]
Equal pay for aged care workers case will impact in Kāpiti
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is pleased to support the case that could change the face of aged care, being taken by the Service […]
Youth fundraiser celebrates three years and 16 tonnes of cash
The weird and wonderful Lions Clubs New Zealand project that takes unwanted currency and turns it into life changing experiences for Kiwi Kids will be […]
Unscientific lines must be removed
Leading mayoral candidate, Jackie Elliott says KCDC face an estimated $250,000 in costs defending the first case against their arbitrary lines on 1800 LIM reports, […]
Kāpiti July Electra Business Breakfast Gerard Quinn, CEO Grow Wellington
Grow Wellington’s role is to help businesses in the Wellington region grow, however a recent survey by the Wellington Employers’ Chamber of Commerce suggested that […]