Historical Plaques unveiled at Waikanae Station
Greater Wellington regional councillor Paul Swain has officially opened the Waikanae Railway Station building which now houses historical plaques marking major events in the station’s […]
Regional News
World-first for World Rivers Day
To mark World Rivers Day this week, regional councils are releasing their latest river data on the Land, Air, Water, Aotearoa (LAWA) website, a world […]
Kāpiti Coast Business Network – all welcome
Kāpiti Chamber of Commerce invites you to their: Kāpiti Coast Business Network Date: Monday 13 October 2014 Time: 5.15 to 7pm Venue: Kāpiti Club Inc32 […]
Express Lane – update from NZTA
Welcome to Express Lane, the best way to find out what’s happening on the Kāpiti Expressway. This month we’re talking about peat. We’ve got lots […]
Good things do happen when things go wrong
Dear Editor, Good things do happen when things go wrong, our faith in the locally owned businesses has been restored; on Tuesday evening at 5 […]
Victoria University welcomes new Provost
A distinguished researcher and leader in higher education, Professor Kerri-Lee Krause, has been appointed Provost at Victoria University.Professor Krause is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) at […]
Train taggers beware – you are being watched.
Greater Wellington Regional Council is trumpeting its new Rail Monitoring Centre in Johnsonville, where fibre optic cables deliver real-time footage from 660 cameras in Wellington […]
Pathway to Yoga – rejuvenate the body and free the mind
Pathway to Yoga – A class that aims to rejuvenate the body and free the mind from tension and fatigue. It is viewed as an […]
This is a good one
Sitting on the highway waiting to catch speeders, a state police officer saw a car puttering along at 22 M.P.H. He thinks to himself, that […]
PM’s attack beyond the Pale
The editor John Key is becoming more Muldoonesque with each erupting scandal. His latest attack on visiting American investigative journalist, Glenn Greenwald, is simply beyond […]