IT companies merge to take on the world
Two well established Wellington region IT companies have joined forces to export their unique software to the global market. Infogeni and SIL have both worked […]
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Ask the cops the problem is budget cuts
It is a damning indictment of Anne Tolley that only six per cent of Police believe National’s front line cuts and restructuring have resulted in […]
Police release name of Raumati man killed on SH1
Kāpiti-Mana Police have released the name of the pedestrian who died at the scene of a fatal crash on SH1 at Raumati this week as […]
Massey University awards Honoraray Degree to Waikanae Veterinarian
Today (05 July) Waikanae based Dr David Bayvel, Chief Veterinary Adviser for the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), will receive a Bachelor […]
Kāpiti laments the passing of Rosemary Barrington
Many tributes have flowed since the sudden death last week of Paekākāariki’s Rosemary Barrington. In a moving ceremony conducted by the Very Rev John Murray […]
Closed for Good: BNZ shuts up shop for community projects in Kāpiti
On 4 September, nearly 5,500 BNZ employees will be getting stuck into some of the thousands of odd jobs that need doing around New Zealand […]
Unscientific lines must be removed
Leading mayoral candidate, Jackie Elliott says KCDC face an estimated $250,000 in costs defending the first case against their arbitrary lines on 1800 LIM reports, […]
Police pursuit policy in need of urgent review
In the wake of a spate of police chases which have resulted in a needless loss of life, JustSpeak calls for the police pursuit policy […]
Kāpiti Speakers’ Corner in full swing
The Immigration Amendment Bill currently before Parliament was described as “hideous” at a recent Kāpiti Speakers’ Corner morning.This is the view of Wickham Pack, Co-ordinator […]
Thinning blue line result of Budget cuts
National should take the blame for more than 200 police officers leaving the force over the last eight months, says Labour’s Police spokesperson Kris Faafoi.“There […]