Te Horo Hall to connect and build community
Waikanae Community Board deputy chair Michael Moore says the Te Horo Hall is a taonga – a treasure – for our community. The land it […]
Community
An open invitation to everyone for something new
A golden opportunity – Kāpiti Petanque is having an Open Day on 5 May, from 1pm to4pm, at the Kāpiti Petanque Club, Aorangi Road, Paraparaumu […]
Kapiti faces loss of Kenepuru after-hours service
Labour MP for Mana Barbara Edmonds says it would be disastrous for the critical clinic services at Kenepuru Hospital to close overnight. She says cutting […]
Two-way traffic returns to Waikanae Bridge
NZTA Waka Kotahi have removed the southbound closure on Waikanae Bridge and opening it back up to two-way traffic. NZTA’s Emma Speight, Director Regional Relationships […]
Kapiti Seniors choosing adventure over nest eggs
By Kāpiti writer Sonia Speedy The cost of living may be gnawing at our budgets, but seniors are refusing to give up their travel plans, […]
Police ask – “Have you seen Clive?”
Police are appealing for the public’s help to locate missing 22-year-old Clive. He was last seen on 9 March in the Cannons Creek area. Police […]
Sheldon drops in to end Daylight Savings
Taking time out from being a TV megastar, Sheldon Cooper, AKA Jim Parsons, popped in to Waikanae to make sure his buddy Dave Chapman didn’t […]
Government tax on a tax brutal for Councils
The argument for either scrapping GST on rates or having the GST on rates returned to councils is alive and well. This year most councils […]
Easter Road Deaths – police urge extra care
Inspector Craig McKay is urging drivers to show extra caution driving over the Easter weekend following a series of fatality and serious injury accidents. “We […]
Government cuts see hike in public transport fares
Fare changes are coming soon for passengers aged 24 and under, following the government’s decision to withdraw funding for age-based concessions. Adding to a cost-of-living […]