Peg Griffin – 109th birthday on the 26th May 2013
Peg, now a resident at Kāpiti Rest Home, was brought up on the farm, attended Queen Margaret College in Wellington and is the oldest head […]
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Call to retailers – stop selling drugs to our kids
Mana MP Kris Faafoi has called on local retailers to cease stocking and selling K2 and other synthetic cannabinoids. “I have recently written to dairy […]
A Cuddly Read for Dedicated Mums
In the week leading up to Mother’s Day 522 Mums will be recognised for making an extra effort at their children’s schools.Literacy charity Duffy Books […]
Living like a Legend
‘I’m no legend, I’m a regular guy working with youth and trying to make a difference.’ – Ben Lummis, former NZ Idol and Youth Horizons […]
KCDC Phone Survey on Local Government Reform called Misleading
KCDC’s four question, 1500 household phone survey on Local Government Reform is misleading say’s Council Candidate Jackie Elliott, who was one of the first residents […]
Wellington Free Ambulance celebrates Kāpiti anniversay
Wellington Free Ambulance is celebrating its 4th year anniversary of Urgent Community Care in Kāpiti today. Four years ago in May, Wellington Free Ambulance began […]
Lions spotted in Paekākāariki
A resident has reported seeing lions at the Paekākāariki end of Queen Elizabeth Park. “I was just sitting there quietly feeding the flamingos when a […]
Expressway Opponents use Kāpiti Speakers’ Corner to boost legal challenge
Work on the MacKay’s Crossing to Peka Peka Expressway can not proceed until the latest legal challenge is heard, explained SaveKāpiti spokesman Mark Harris at […]
Something special for 20th anniversary of the English Teaching College
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the English Teaching College in New Zealand and they wanted to celebrate the occasion by doing something special […]
Public Health doctors welcome extra government spending on rheumatic fever
The New Zealand College of Public Health Medicine has welcomed this morning’s announcement the Government is spending an extra $21.3 M to fight rheumatic fever. […]
