Call to remove the age limit for receiving Student Allowance.
“I was advised by StudyLink that from my 40th birthday in January of next year that my Student Allowance entitlement will cease as the full […]
Month: August 2017
Kāpiti Ratepayers fill Auckland begging bowl
Isn’t it strange. Auckland historically has low rates increases and currently they are to be set at 2.5%. Almost everywhere else, and particularly here in […]
Emergency Vehicle exit for Waikanae
A gated emergency vehicle only access crossing will be established across the railway line in Waikanae to ensure access to Waikanae East is retained in […]
Kapanui School gets Cooking with Ruth Pretty
Please join us for a fabulous evening, fundraising for Kapanui School, Waikanae. $45 per ticket – includes welcome drink, light supper, 1.5 hour cooking demonstration […]
Kapanui School gets Cooking with Ruth Pretty
Please join us for a fabulous evening, fundraising for Kapanui School, Waikanae.$45 per ticket – includes welcome drink, light supper, 1.5 hour cooking demonstration and […]
One foot on either side
Editor, The extent of the “left” or “rightness” in the commentary about various political parties is all very well and good.However, what never seems to […]
A LIFETIME OF COLLECTING UP FOR GRABS
Artel’s dad Eric Heath (artist and cartoonist) is downsizing and letting go of more than 2,000 books (art, technical, marine, transport, flora/fauna, woodwork etc). Also […]
Rewriting The Retirement Rules
Most people who are 65 years or older feel much younger than their ‘real’ age, up to 10-20 years younger in fact. Baby boomers are […]
Securely Finalist in 2017 Security Industry Annual Awards
Securely’s commitment to outstanding customer service has seen one its staff members nominated for a top award at the NZ Security Industry Awards, to be […]
Pizza, Pals and Politics in Kāpiti
Kāpiti Youth Support, in conjunction with Youth Quest and the Kāpiti Coast Youth Council, are hosting an informal afternoon of “Pizza, Pals & Politics” on […]