Waikanae Club gets the Blues
The Phonic Posse and The Jazz Shed presentsHistory of The Blues – A Journey Through The DeltaSaturday August 11thWaikanae Charter Club6 pm Doors open – […]
Month: July 2018
Power Bills creating Energy Poverty
Kāpiti Heating and ventilation expert Paul Spittal says inefficient heating has a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of a large number of New […]
Mental Health and Addiction Inquiry panel visiting Kāpiti
Kāpiti Coast locals will have an opportunity to talk about mental health and addiction issues to the Mental Health and Addiction Inquiry when it visits […]
Kāpiti Schools in Lock Down over Gun Incident
At about 2pm this afternoon a person called Police advising they had seen a male with a sawn off shot gun in Te Kupe Rd, […]
Kāpiti Coast real estate stats remain very strong
Kāpiti Coast real estate continues to well outperform both the Wellington and Auckland regions as well as New Zealand overall, according to the latest Quotable […]
All Aboard for Kāpiti Airport Open Day
There will be plenty to look at on the Kāpiti Coast Airport Open Day. Over 20 aircraft will be lining up on the tarmac for […]
Gus Evans in the Kāpiti Garden
It certainly has been a wet time out in the garden but at the same time the weather has been quite mild so far, and […]
Small firms confidence sinks in June quarter
Business confidence among small firms fell to a nine-year low in the June quarter, according to ANZ’s quarterly Business Micro Scope survey.A net 30% of […]
Maoriland Hub Fair Trade Breakfast
Friday, August 38 – 10 am Celebrate the launch of fair trade fortnight at the Maoriland Hub, start your day with some sweet justice and […]
Young Kāpiti storytellers sought for film challenge
Kāpiti has a strong reputation for producing talented young filmmakers and another opportunity is available. Entries are now open for the Someday Challenge, the annual […]