Film in Waikanae addresses male violence
The question Does society normalise behaviour that encourages male violence? will be put in a film The Mask you Live In to be shown at […]
Month: June 2017
Peter Ware live at Paraparaumu’s Thai Kai
Back by popular demand is Kāpiti guitarist and singer Peter Ware who will be performing live at Paraparaumu Restaurant Thai Kai.Peter is performing as a […]
Live Music at the Olive Grove Waikanae
Kāpiti is fortunate to have several venues for live music and the Olive Grove Cafe in Mahara Place Waikanae is also giving talented local musicians […]
Electric buses confirmed for Regional fleet
Kāpiti commuters in Wellington will be able to travel on electric buses from next year after Greater Wellington Regional Council signed contracts today with preferred […]
Better Funding, Better Learning tour comes to Kāpiti Coast
The Heartland tour continues driving the country with principals, teachers, teacher aides and school administration staff urging local parents and families to come and support […]
Education in Finland – leaves world behind
Kāpiti Schools perform extremely well by most standards but, like many schools around the country, they are under stress with the need for more resources […]
Kāpiti has rock star supermarket checker
Last night, Kāpiti’s Vanessa Cone headed more than 100 checkout operators from New World and PAK’nSAVE stores across the greater Wellington region who took to […]
Anna Leese to Lead Vocal Ensemble in Waikanae
The popular Takiri Vocal Ensemble will perform for the Waikanae Music Society on Sunday 2 July. Their concert in 2015 proved to be one of […]
Boom budget offers little for retirees
An upbeat Steven Joyce delivered his maiden budget as Finance Minister last month against a backdrop of a humming New Zealand economy projected to grow […]