Focussed Tourism Strategy needed for Kapiti
By Ian Powell Good initiatives can benefit more than just their immediate objective. Promoting tourism on the Kāpiti Coast is a case in point. It […]
Articles by Nigel Wilson
“Name release – Fatal crash, Levin”
Police can now name the woman who died following a crash at the intersection of Queen Street East and Oxford Street in Levin on 27 September. […]
Police Update details on Levin fatal crash
Enquiries into the circumstances of a fatal crash in Levin yesterday afternoon are continuing. Police yesterday issued a statement advising that the crash involved a […]
Low Kapiti vote counts expected to rise
While voting numbers after the first week appear to be low in Kāpiti, they are expected to rise sharply as the postal system catches up. […]
Police confirm death in Levin crash
“Update – Serious crash, Levin “ Police can confirm one person has died following a crash involving a vehicle and a mobility scooter at the […]
Steam Inc rollin’ along…
Steam Inc continue to draw crowds wherever their magnificent trains go and this weekend the Ja 1271 and the Steam Inc crew joined forces with […]
Another large Waikanae audience for Kapiti candidates!
A crowd of 170 enthusiastic Waikanae voters turned out on Sunday to hear Kāpiti Mayoral Candidates, Districtwide Council Candidates, and Greater Wellington contenders answer some […]
Metlink Trains and Buses Free for Christmas and New Year’s Eve
Metlink trains and buses will be free this year on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve for all passengers in the Wellington region. […]
If you don’t take the temperature, you can’t find a fever
By Ian Powell Sometimes one can come across a few words that succinctly summarise a situation brilliantly. An example are the words of a leading […]
KYS draws out Kapiti Candidates for Youth
A record 21 candidates for Kāpiti council turned out to face their most daunting audience yet, a room full of young people. Kāpiti Youth Service […]