Independent Panel seeks public feedback on regional issues
The needs of ratepayers and residents in the Wellington region are the focus of an issues paper released today for public feedback by the independent […]
Regional News
Nippers to Olympians
The Olympics are just around the corner and Surf Life Saving New Zealand is proud to have a few of their own competing at the […]
Garden planning and Crop rotation with Kath Irvine
A session on Garden planning Crop rotation will be presented by Kath Irvine at the Paraparaumu Community Centre, Ngahina St, July 29, 3pm. All excited […]
Get yellow, get creative, Daffodil Day is just around the corner
Daffodil Day, the Cancer Society’s flagship fundraising day, is on 31 August this year and Kāpiti businesses and organisations are invited to get creative and […]
Winter luncheon warms up business community
The annual Kāpiti Chamber of Commerce Winter Luncheon at Southwards Car Museum was once again a great success. Those who attended were treated to a […]
Calls for more rethinking on Northern Corridor
By Dick Jessup – Coastal Highway Group The New Zealand Transport Agency is proposing a cheap option for developing the top end of the Wellington […]
Convoy to Kāpiti looks to save Capital Connection
A convoy of enraged Capital Connection patrons arrived at the Waikanae train station yesterday in response to KiwiRail’s proposed disconnection of the commuter train service […]
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
SodaStream is launching a social movement to create an annual ‘Unbottle the World’ day on July 16, aimed at rallying support against the dangers of […]
Waikanae School celebrates Matariki
Matariki, the traditional Maori New Year, was celebrated at Waikanae School with several school-wide events.Matariki is a traditional time to reflect on the past and […]
Logic for road diminishing
NZTA States- “70% of traffic on SHI at Waikanae Bridge is local traffic.”NZTA and the Government last week abandoned the Ōtaki to Levin section of […]