Kāpiti not getting its Regional Share
While talk of a 15% Greater Wellington Regional Council rate increase for next year is likely to be well wide of the mark, it is […]
Politics
Kāpiti Housing Crisis highlighted
Kāpiti Coast mayoral candidate Gwynn Compton says Statistics New Zealand’s latest residential building consent numbers highlight that the current Council has failed to take meaningful […]
Labour seeks 2020 candidate in the Ōtaki electorate
Nominations have opened for those who wish to be the Labour candidate for the Ōtaki electorate in the 2020 General Election.Bruce Taylor, Chair of the […]
LGNZ welcomes a fresh look on urban development policy
Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) will carefully consider the proposed National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD) to assess if it meets the Government’s aim […]
Nathan Guy standing down
Ōtaki MP Nathan Guy will not be seeking re-election next year and will instead be retiring from politics.Mr Guy became an MP in 2005 and […]
Kāpiti Councils credit rating more Standard than Poor
Independent financial rating agency Standard & Poor’s has revised the Kāpiti Coast District Council’s credit rating outlook up two grades from A+ to AA.The report […]
Public Education Discussion Meeting in Waikanae
The second in a series of policy discussion meetings is scheduled for 7pm on Monday 29 July 2019 at the Waikanae Baptist Church Hall, 286 […]
Local MP Jan Logie in Violence Budget Hearing
“Today I sat alongside Minister Little and Minister Martin and we all answered questions on the whole of Government response to family violence and sexual […]
Sophie Handford enters Kāpiti political race
Paekākāariki teenager Sophie Handford, who led the recent School Strike 4 Climate campaign, will be standing in the upcoming Kāpiti Coast District Council elections.“I’m putting […]
Bigger isn’t Better for Kāpiti Gateway
Kāpiti Coast mayoral candidate Gwynn Compton says he is calling on the Kāpiti Coast District Council to come clean with the community over its proposal […]