Climate Commission: NZ on track to miss methane targets
A principal analyst for the Climate Change Commission told a public webinar that more needs to be done to reduce agricultural emissions or the country will […]
Articles by Tim Wilson
Exercise industry appeals for older Kiwis to get fitter, before the covid vaccine
January 21, 2021 New Zealand’s exercise industry is supporting the rollout of the covid-19 vaccine and protecting the people most vulnerable, ExerciseNZ chief executive Richard […]
Chris Wilkinson – Re-imagining Kāpiti
Chris Wilkinson is the Managing Director of First Retail Group – a specialist strategist that works with consumer-facing organisations and destinations to interpret opportunity, drive performance […]
Build Business – Make Money – Eat Breakfast
Wednesday 3 February 2021 7.15am to 8.45am | Southward Car Museum$35 (incl GST) per person Electra Business Breakfast is hosting Tony Henderson-Newport, Chief Kiwi of PopUp Business School […]
Hansen returns for Central Hinds
The return of cricket allrounder Melissa Hansen is the only change to the Central Hinds squad named for their next Dream11 Super Smash doubleheader in […]
Game developers’ growth just part of rampant Kiwi tech sector
New Zealand game developers’ $323.9 million earnings in the last financial year is a perfect example of just what is happening across the rampant tech […]
KEDA says Kāpiti Open for Opportunity
The Kāpiti Economic Development Agency (KEDA) new board has voted to change its name to Kāpiti Economic Development Association to better reflect its purpose as […]
Fun, laughter and excitement planned for a ‘Secret Undies Cover Agent’
Children’s author Dereley Barry didn’t expect the print-run of her first ever self-illustrated book to sell out in a flash. But within only one month, […]
Kāpiti Food Fair: Foodie Heaven
With just a few days to go the team behind the Kāpiti Food Fair are thrilled to announce the release of their Site Map. Peruse […]
Post-election Observations for Business in Kāpiti
The people of New Zealand have spoken, and the New Zealand Labour Party remain in power for another three years. The Ōtaki electorate after 12 […]
