Man dies after stabbing on Kapiti Coast
Police have launched a homicide investigation after a man died at a house in Waikanae Beach this evening. Detective Senior Sergeant Pete Middlemiss said about […]
Month: June 2024
Otaki Market hosts Otaki Kids Workshop: Empowering young entrepreneurs
The Ōtaki Market is thrilled to announce the Ōtaki Kids Workshop, a dynamic one-day event designed to empower young entrepreneurs and elevate their small businesses […]
Kāpiti Man Builds Cardboard Box Mansion
Kāpiti creative Jeff Simmonds makes solving the housing crisis look easy in his video of Coffee in the Pot from his Red Beanbag Sessions.
Red Beanbag Sessions for Kapiti
Raumati singer/songwriter Jeff Simmonds takes flight as part of his superb Red Beanbag Sessions. Video link to the song All Around the World to be […]
Police Appeal for sightings and footage of fatal crash, Palmerston North
Police are appealing for information following a fatal crash involving multiple vehicles that occurred on Saturday night between 9:30-9:50pm. The collision took place on Napier […]
Electra Trustee Election completed
The 2024 ELECTRA Trustee Election has been completed with Neil Mackay and John Yeoman being comfortably returned along with newcomer Corey Kennett. The candidate who […]
Top musicians for Kapiti Cello and Piano Recital
Andrew Joyce and Jian Liu are two of New Zealand’s best-known musicians – Andrew as Principal Cellist of the NZSO and Jian as Acting Head […]
Waikanae Professor features in King’s Honours
Professor Christine Stephens of Waikanae has been awarded an ONZM for services to health psychology and seniors. Professor Stephens has been co-lead with Professor Fiona […]
Whakamaharatanga for Renee in Otaki
The passing of Renée, an iconic figure in Aotearoa’s literary and arts scene, last December sparked an outpouring of love, gratitude, and grief. Renée, a […]
Digital Seniors give tech boost in Kapiti
Watch out kids – pretty soon your grandparents will be teaching you a few tricks about modern technology. After starting up in the Wairarapa in […]