Paraparaumu College Charity Concert
Malu Jonas, Acting TIC Music, Paraparaumu College says there is keen anticipation for the upcoming fundraising concert for Mary Potter Hospice that the students of […]
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Legally Blonde – reviewed by Andrew London
I can never see a show at Southwards without reflecting on what a legacy old Sir Len has left us here on the Kāpiti Coast; […]
Kāpiti teen detained in Gaza
Ōtaki teenager Samuel Leason has been detained by Israeli forces after the yacht he was aboard as part of a humanitarian flotilla to Gaza was […]
Ōtaki to host powerful Māori Theatre work Out the Gate
A groundbreaking Māori theatre production exploring incarceration and healing will take the stage in Ōtaki this month. Out the Gate, written by Helen Pearse-Otene and […]
Former Kapiti executives preside over Wellington Water tech failures
Two former Kāpiti Coast District Council chief executives now in top roles at Wellington Water are under fire as a $37 million technology overhaul exposes […]
Kāpiti mayoral candidates share views on amalgamation
Kāpiti political analyst Gwynn Compton says Wellington local government amalgamation has implications for Kāpiti regardless of whether we’re in or out of a hypothetical regional […]
Min. of Emergency Management and Recovery visits Kapiti Council’s operation centre
Hon. Mark Mitchell called into Kāpiti Coast Council’s Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) in Paraparaumu this week to learn more about KCDC’s all-in approach to support […]
Church Market – St Lukes Waikanae
St Luke’s Church Waikanae are holding their annual Market Day on Saturday October 11 and all are welcome.
Kapiti cautioned on Rates Capping
Mayoral candidate Kim Hobson says it is important for ratepayers to consider how Rates Capping will affect them. Mr Hobson says the annual mean household […]
Couple of Dames feature on Kapiti silver screen
Grace: A Prayer for Peace is featuring at the Shoreline Cinema in Waikanae (see time and link below). The pair of Dames Robin White and […]