Richard Young has a Track Record on Trains
There is no doubt that Richard Young – candidate for the Paekākāriki-Raumati Ward – is passionate about getting people onto trains. In his latest post […]
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Fighting for a Kāpiti healthcare access voice
Ian Powell says the excessively centralised health system that officially took effect on 1 July was not the only reason for him deciding to stand […]
Police appeal for sightings of missing woman Breanna Muriwai
Police are continuing to appeal for sightings of missing woman Breanna Muriwai, aged 22. Breanna was dropped at Paraparaumu Railway Station by family members on […]
Glen Mattingley scoops Awards
Kāpiti based business owner Glen Mattingley was the recipient of two industry awards last week. Mr Mattingley has been in the financial services industry since […]
Metlink to Slash Off-Peak Fares
Off-peak fares on Metlink public transport services will be reduced and children will ride for free on weekends and public holidays, as part of a […]
Kapiti Council moves toward Living Wage
Living Wage advocate Lyndy McIntyre says she is thrilled at the Kāpiti Council decision to move towards adopting the policy. “This is an important step […]
Kapiti Equestrians host Winter Mardi Gras
Ladies and Gentlemen, prepare yourself for another breath taking variety show filled with so many amazing performers!! Everyone will be wrapped in colour in the […]
Kapiti Half ready to run – and walk
This November the Kāpiti Half Marathon is back for its second year of running and walking goodness. In 2022 you can make your steps go […]
Kapiti Masterminds
Kāpiti Coast District Libraries find book Masterminds Schools around Kāpiti have recently participated in a quiz – Mastermind – about the book finalists in the […]
The New Things and Interlopers Live
The New Things will play St Peter’s Hall fully kitted-out as a raucous fourpiece band! They are Tina McIvor, Jason Tamihana-Bryce, Dave Morgan and Scott Viner. Earlier […]