Data collection breaches privacy
MSD’s client data collection is a breach of privacy, says NZACHanding over personal details of clients who are seeking help from social services is a […]
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Prime Minister is Kāpiti lunch guest
The Kāpiti Chamber of Commerce is inviting guests to join the Prime Minister and leader of the National Party, the Rt Hon Bill English for […]
Kāpiti Council urged to reconsider bylaw
Guy Burns, Deputy Chair Raumati Paraparaumu Community Board is disturbed that Kāpiti Coast District Council is threatening to fine people driving or parking on Kāpiti […]
Kāpiti Business Network Invitation
Kāpiti Chamber invites you to their Kāpiti Coast Business NetworkDate: Monday 13 March 2017 Time: 5.15pm to 7pmSpeaker: It’s a surprise!Venue: Club Vista32 Marine Parade, […]
Get Kāpiti Kids Movin in March
Students from Kāpiti schools still have time to sign up for Movin’March, a celebration to encourage students and parents to get active on the way […]
Hearing Week highlights issues
Being hard of hearing is now accepted as a disability in New Zealand. Hearing Week is off to a great start with The National Foundation […]
Carwash fundraiser Saturday 25 Feb
The Kenakena School carwash fundraiser for Kahikatea Syndicate is getting closer – this Sat 25 Feb, 9.30am to 2.30pm at Paraparaumu College, Mazengarb Rd. Thanks […]
Observations from Waikanae
Dear Editor Some observations over the last week. Ladies it’s indicate, break turn, not brake turn indicate. Gentleman if you are elderly and cannot stay […]
Water use agreements crucial
A new national report on water quality reinforces the need for regional councils to work with communities on managing freshwater says Chris Laidlaw, Greater Wellington […]
Government vows that by 2040, 90% of New Zealands rivers will be vaguely liquid in nature
Environment Minister Nick Smith says the country’s rivers will “almost universally” be swimmable by 2040, but urges New Zealander’s not to drink from them.Environment Minister […]