Capital Connection decision a great result now people need to get on board
The continuation of the Capital Connection train service, announced today, is a great result but it’s imperative that more people literally get on board, says […]
Month: March 2013
Guy welcomes Capital Connection decision
Ōtaki MP Nathan Guy has welcomed the decision by KiwiRail to continue the Capital Connection train service from Palmerston North to Wellington for at least […]
Sea rescue saves three lives off Kāpiti Island….
Three divers were rescued off Kāpiti Island today in conditions that could have been fatal if not for a collective rescue from local boaties and […]
Rising rock stars fund raise at Waikanae Easter Market
Rioghnach Dempsey and Olivia Whiting, both aged 12, were fundraising today at the Waikanae Easter Market in Mahara Place. The two Te Ra students are […]
Osama Bin Laden Seen at Coastlands?
A number of independent sightings have been reported of a tall, gaunt, middle eastern looking man, closely resembling Osama Bin Laden, wandering Paraparaumu’s Coastlands shopping […]
Kāpiti April Electra Business Breakfast Evan Davies
Economic development on the Kāpiti Coast take off time! Todd Property Group Managing Director Evan Davies will talk about the prospects for growth on the […]
Elliott hails Capital Connection decision
Ōtaki Community Board member Jackie Elliott says she is delighted with the Kiwirail decision to retain the Capital Connection service that provides such an importand […]
Successful Kāpiti Coast Museum Visit
The recent visit to the Kāpiti Coast Museum on the 24th March, by a contingent of Amateur Radio enthusiasts from the Hastings and Napier New […]
Youth Charity Contributes to NZ Economy
Leading child and youth charity, the Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) has broken new ground with the launch of the Growing Great Futures – Whakatipu […]
Super – research shows it is not enough to live on
New research shows only 9 per cent of New Zealanders believe NZ superannuation sufficient to live on Only 9 per cent of New Zealanders believe […]