Ongoing incident in Bledisloe Street, Levin
This afternoon Police have cordoned Bledisloe Street, Levin following a report of a person threatening self-harm. Some residents in the street have been asked by […]
Articles by Nigel Wilson
Masks in schools a potential circuit-breaker; but wider strategy and hope also required
Last week it was reported that Associate Minister of Education Jan Tinetti had made an important decision on masks in schools. Ian Powell is a […]
Te Horo set for an Evening of Jazz
The renowned Duke Wellington Jazz Octet are staging a night to remember as part of a fundraiser event for Te Horo School. From traditional swing […]
Chris Papps – Ōtaki Chair standing for Council
Ōtaki Community Board Chair, Chris Papps, is standing for election as Ōtaki Ward Councillor. Ms Papps has been an elected member of the Board for […]
Have you heard the Kapiti #EmployerMeet season is here
The #EmployerMeet sessions run by Work Ready Kāpiti offer young people great opportunities to connect with a number of local businesses from a variety of […]
August Gardening with Henri Ham
This year’s winter has been wet and dreary but many hardworking gardeners are already preparing to welcome spring a few weeks early. It’s the perfect […]
Glen Cooper calls for common sense at Kapiti Council table
Glen Cooper says his motivation for standing as a candidate for the Paraparaumu Ward has been a series of poor decisions by Council where they […]
Ian Powell stands for Kapiti District-wide seat
Ian Powell of Otaihanga says he is concerned at increased centralisation of decision making and can bring his experience to local council decision making. “For […]
Flower Power to slow drivers
Kāpiti seems to have developed a mania for Traffic Lights. Waikanae will have three sets in the space of about 200 metres. So is there […]