Kāpiti businesses bypassed for expressway work
Waikanae nurseryman Gus Evans says he is disappointed local growers had been left out after tendering to supply some of the 1.5 million plants for […]
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Kāpiti Women’s Centre training begins
Our new enrollment of Centre Worker Training for 2014 has begun.Volunteers are the heart and soul of Kāpiti Women’s Centre. Centre Workers participate in a […]
Education A political football in election year
While I try to be “politically neutral” as much as possible to the parents of the children in my class I am struggling to do […]
Ancestral land in state of Grace…
The Maori Land Court has ruled in favour of a small block of ancestral Waikanae land seized for the expressway to be set aside as […]
MH 370 – a conspiracy theory.
Have you heard of this conspiracy theory re the disappearance of MH 370? The story goes like this: The American is withdrawing from the Afghanistan, […]
Clean up celebrates Sea Week
Everything from cigarette butts and fishing line to discarded clothing and plastic bottles. These were the finds of Kāpiti College’s Eco Action Group, when on […]
Petition launched to save Kiosk
Community campaigner Dale Evans has launched a petition to save the Kiosk at Paraparaumu Beach.A KCDC staff report to the Paraparaumu/Raumati Community Board last week […]
EPILEPSY NZS HUGE PURPLE DAY CHALLENGE!
March 26 is International Purple Day for Epilepsy, and Epilepsy New Zealand is doing its bit to ensure the day is celebrated proudly for all […]
Plunket says beware of bogus charity collectors
Plunket’s Annual ‘Bear Hug’ Appeal kicks off next week which means that collectors will soon be taking to the streets around the country to raise […]
Jazz and more…
Michelle Scullion (flute, vocals) and Gilbert Haisman (piano) play jazz plus folk tunes, fine popular songs, classical themes and touches of gospel. Sunday March 2 […]