Police continue to seek information on missing woman Breanna Muriwai
Police in Wellington and Central District are continuing to appeal to the public for any information relating to missing person Breanna Muriwai. Police have been […]
Month: September 2022
Drinking? Don’t drive.
Police in our region processed 12 drivers for Excess Breath Alcohol over the weekend as part of an increased focus on drink driving, one of […]
Kapiti Grey Power meeting fills Waikanae Hall
By Tim Wilson The Grey Power organised election meeting, held in Waikanae on Friday, saw a vibrant exchange of ideas during a flux of challenge […]
Popular Pianist Michael Endres Returns to Waikanae
Outstanding German pianist Michael Endres, winner of numerous international awards and competitions, professor at leading European colleges, and acclaimed recording artist, returns by popular demand […]
Richard Young has a Track Record on Trains
There is no doubt that Richard Young – candidate for the Paekākāriki-Raumati Ward – is passionate about getting people onto trains. In his latest post […]
Fighting for a Kāpiti healthcare access voice
Ian Powell says the excessively centralised health system that officially took effect on 1 July was not the only reason for him deciding to stand […]
Jordon Wansbrough stands for Waikanae Ward
“Tenei te mihi atu kia koutou nga motu o Kāpiti ko Jordon Marshall Wansbrough tenei. He uri no Te Ati Awa. “I’ve always loved being […]
Nigel Wilson stands for Waikanae Ward
“I was proud to represent Kāpiti as your Greater Wellington regional councillor for nine years and one significant achievement was bringing electrification of the rail […]
Kate Thompson stands for Waikanae Ward
“I am passionate about the Kāpiti Coast and now that I am retired, I wish to use my experience to help the council improve its […]
Tim Parry stands for Waikanae Ward
“The Waikanae Library must be built this triennium. The KCDC pre election report in 2019 said “We’re working on solving some serious issues such as […]