Online Mother’s Day bargains are not always what they seem
By Jan Thornborough It’s that time again when the unprepared amongst us have only just realised that it’s Mother’s Day this weekend. Quick! Jump online […]
Community
Kāpiti Run for Youth 2022 Goes Virtual – Wraps and Pays
“When the Government announced back in February the move to Phase 3 of the Whero Red traffic light in the fight against Omicron we knew […]
Pilates Day for Kapiti
Kāpiti’s Z Health Studio has declared May as Pilates Month and is expecting an influx of people wanting to get the best of health heading […]
Huge Lions Book Fair in Waikanae
Looking for some excellent reading material as we head towards winter – the Kāpiti Combined Lions Charity Book Fair has all you need. This year’s […]
Coastlands sponsors premier MAHARA exhibition gallery
The premier exhibition space in the new MAHARA Gallery will be known as the Coastlands Gallery in recognition of a contribution of $150,000 to the […]
Kapiti gets 7.5% rates hike
Kāpiti Council says throughout their planning for the Annual Plan 2022/23 they have kept the impact of decisions on rates at the forefront. “For 2022/23 […]
Businesses and families make a social impact in their community
By Stuart Ayres – Chief Executive of Jackbord Works The JackBord Educational System was designed by Jack Penman -a teacher- for Year 9 -13 […]
Get prepped for Kapiti Run for Youth
Organisers of the Kāpiti Run for Youth say it’s the time to get yourself or your group prepped to walk or run anytime between Now […]
Transmission Gully brings record numbers to Tramway
The first weekend of the new Transmission Gully Motorway saw record numbers of visitors to the Wellington Tramway Museum at Queen Elizabeth Park on the […]
Greater Wellington seeks feedback on proposed changes
Consultation has opened on some changes to Greater Wellington’s Revenue and Financing policy, which describes how the regional council funds its expenditure. The policy outlines […]
