Yellow sludge – just nature doing its thing
The yellow sludge you see on top of the water or lining the shores could well be a sign that plants are feeling spring in […]
The yellow sludge you see on top of the water or lining the shores could well be a sign that plants are feeling spring in […]
Open Letter from Charities Services You may have seen a news story that was broadcast on Wednesday evening on TV3’s Story programme about charities and […]
Kāpiti Council has confirmed that only the most significant indigenous trees will be protected in urban areas of Kāpiti from 4 September, and that property […]
Darryl Lew, who has led the work to get the Proposed District Plan back on track over the last 18 months, is leaving Council in […]
New Zealand Red Cross is offering concerned Kiwis some practical ideas for how they can help make a difference in the refugee crisis. “It’s difficult […]
Dear editor, For two years I lobbied Council on the water meter issue and was subjected first-hand to a high level of bullying and collusion […]
New Zealand humanitarian aid workers have welcomed the government’s commitment to taking 750 Syrian refugees over three years and upping the amount of humanitarian aid […]
Leading life insurer and retirement savings provider, AMP, has revealed that women are more successful at chasing their dreams (95% vs 80%) and more likely […]
The Angelo Robinson Cup Basketball Cross Town Derby – Kāpiti College vs Paraparaumu College was held Friday, 11 Sept.This end of season College Basketball game […]
The Web Genius Kāpiti Run for Youth (KR4Y) is ticking away with a little over 200 registrations. “The target is to achieve 500 people participating,” […]
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