Historic Waikanae River oxbow planted
Restoration of an historic oxbow on the Waikanae River has passed a milestone with the planting of 3,000 native plants this winter.Most of the plants […]
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No fear of questions
Editor In response to Jamie Brookes, I can assure everyone that I have no fear of being asked questions by the public.My objection was being […]
Greetings to our communities of National Significance.
This is one of the most important times in the long history of the Kāpiti Coast. We have in this election an opportunity to stand […]
Kāpiti should be on to a World Cup winner
Marilyn Stephens, Council candidate for the Paraparaumu Ward, says she has been approached by concerned Paraparaumu businesses regarding the lack of local planning for the […]
…and another sign of the times….
A day later and the vandals have struck. Still, most of the candidates KCnews spoke to took it in their stride. Doris Zuur, Jonny Best, […]
Michael Scott – passionate about Waikanae issues
Campaign Statement As a long time resident of Waikanae and local business owner I am passionate about Waikanae issues. Local democracy and representation through an […]
Richard Halliday joins race for Board seat
Campaign Statement If elected, I desire to serve the community; to be a positive pro-active influence; I will endeavour to be a catalyst for constructive […]
Richard Halliday offers ‘fresh ideas, good judgement.’
Campaign Statement My primary goal is the Waikanae Ward seat. If elected, I desire to serve the community;to be a positive pro-active influence;I will endeavour […]
Straight answers expected
Dear Editor, I join Paraparaumu Ward candidate Guru in congratulating The Kāpiti Observer for asking candidates to respond to questions on critical election issues. Voters […]
Candidate right about water meters
Editor Marilyn Stephens (KCNews letters 2 Sept) is quite right about water meters. Some years ago our Council spent an awful lot of money fitting […]
