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 […]
Lifestyle
Aging – Growing Older or Growing Old?
On May 19th 1963, on a little dairy farm in the middle of County Tyrone Northern Ireland, Mrs Sarah Agnes McNally thought the world would […]
New Zealanders are committed to Saving Lives
New Zealanders have once again dug deep and demonstrated their generosity to the SPCA and their work with less fortunate pets of New Zealand. The […]
Kāpiti health workers affected by law changes
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) says the changes to employment law announced recently will be bad news for workers and the economy.The changes include […]
Speaking out for disability access….
Below is the recent Speakers Corner address from Erica Cooney I’m here because the Council has not been completely honest about the Aquatic Centre – […]
Love of Sewing a common thread
Close to 130 women from Porirua and northern Wellington are celebrating reaching a great age and being silver, but it’s not anything personal or physical […]
Shortlisted books announced for 2013 Science Book Prize
The three books shortlisted for the 2013 Royal Society of New Zealand Science Book Prize have been announced today (2 April) and the topics include […]
Eat Locally – Better for you – Better for the environment
EAT LOCALLY – better for you – better for the environment; When people think about eating locally, often times it is with reference to being […]
Trains at Twilight
The trains at Kāpiti Miniature Railway in Marine Gardens, Raumati Beach, will be running from 5 pm until 9 pm on Saturday 13th April, 2013 […]