Teen flyer breaks record
By ARNESIA YOUNG As many young girls dream of what they want to become when they grow up, being a pilot is rarely thought to […]
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Frailty – a hidden health system driver
By Ian Powell For some years, New Zealand’s public hospitals have been experiencing increasing patient demand for diagnosis and treatment (surgical and non-surgical). Some of […]
Businesses and families make a social impact in their community
By Stuart Ayres – Chief Executive of Jackbord Works The JackBord Educational System was designed by Jack Penman -a teacher- for Year 9 -13 […]
Love Linda in Paekakariki
A one-woman musical and theatrical journey, telling the story of Linda Lee Thomas, the Southern beauty who was the driving force behind legendary songwriter Cole […]
The critical vulnerability in Chrome that needs patching immediately
By cyber security specialist Jan Thornborough There are many vulnerabilities in life, getting your car windscreen or paintwork chipped when trying out the new Transmission […]
Get prepped for Kapiti Run for Youth
Organisers of the Kāpiti Run for Youth say it’s the time to get yourself or your group prepped to walk or run anytime between Now […]
Transmission Gully brings record numbers to Tramway
The first weekend of the new Transmission Gully Motorway saw record numbers of visitors to the Wellington Tramway Museum at Queen Elizabeth Park on the […]
Kapiti ThinkBIG grant applications now open
Kāpiti Youth Council has funding available through its ThinkBIG grants and is partnering with the Kāpiti Coast District Council to administer the funding. The fund […]
Greater Wellington seeks feedback on proposed changes
Consultation has opened on some changes to Greater Wellington’s Revenue and Financing policy, which describes how the regional council funds its expenditure. The policy outlines […]
Great advice for Kapiti 50+ entrepreneurs
Help is at hand for the growing numbers of the 50+ brigade thinking about launching their own business enterprises, as well as for those already […]