Disappointing finish for HK Badminton
Last Saturday was the final round of North Island Inter-Assoiciation Badminton competition for the Horowhenua Kāpiti 1 and 2 teams.In Division 4 competition, the HK […]
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Dream it. Live it. Win it. Do it.
Mondo Travel have launched ‘The Mondo Bucket List’ nationwide campaign playing this week on primetime TV, press and online for this once-in-a-life-time travel opportunity and […]
Candidiate – short on detail
Dear Editor I guess in the name of democracy it’s good to see Ross Church throwing his hat into the ring for the mayoralty. However, […]
Fantastic Networking Event for all women in business
Wednesday 25 August 5.30 7.00pm At Lindale Lodge Motel Conference Centre State Highway 1, Paraparaumu North. Join us for our 1-year Anniversary Celebration and Network […]
Also impressive in winning their events were Aaron Pulford from Hamilton in the Men’s 19, Wellington’s Gabrielle O’Rourke in the Masters Women, Richard Bennett (Canterbury) retaining his title in the Masters Men and Grace McConnochie from Hawke’s Bay Gisborne in the Women’s 16.
Also impressive in winning their events were Aaron Pulford from Hamilton in the Men’s 19, Wellington’s Gabrielle O’Rourke in the Masters Women, Richard Bennett (Canterbury) […]
Excellent Performances in the National Cross Country
The country’s best off-road runners produced a great spectacle of quality racing at the recent National Cross Country championships held at Waikanae Park. Over four […]
Doris Zuur – putting the Principal in politics
I have lived on the Kāpiti Coast for the last 20 years. My husband Bob (a marine advocate working for WWF) and I have enjoyed […]
PM mourns passing of Kāpiti’s Ron Trotter
New Zealand business icon Ron Trotter died peacefully at his Kāpiti Coast home this week after a long illness. Prime Minister John Key said, “Ron’s […]
Funding for 2011 Waitangi Day activities now available
Waitangi Day 2011 is set to be filled with colourful events around the country thanks to community funding made available through the Ministry for Culture […]
