Kapiti candidate says bring on the Living Wage
“Everyone deserves a decent wage but not everyone gets one,” says Maria McMillan who is front-lining a Living Wage policy in her bid to be […]
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Fire in hills of Paraparaumu
Fire is well underway in the hills of Paraparaumu up behind Big Save. Motorists may experience some delays with Police and multiple fire engines at […]
Glen Cooper says Kapiti needs Fiscal Responsibility
Glen Cooper says he want Council to focus on supporting core business. Mr Cooper says Kāpiti has a serious issue with rates affordability and massive […]
Kapiti candidates endorse Asher Wilson-Goldman to repair relationship with Regional Council
At several recent candidates meetings, candidates for Kāpiti Council have talked about the need to reset the relationship with Greater Wellington Regional Council in order […]
Three Waters – does Kapiti risk allowing privatisation by another name?
By Maria McMillan This morning RNZ published comments from Massey academic Dr Jeff McNeill stating that clause 117 of the Water Services Entity Bill, to […]
Covid-19 Restrictions end tonight
Many Kāpiti businesses will be welcoming the ending of the Covid-19 traffic light restrictions. Popular cafes in Kāpiti, such as Relish in Waikanae (pictured), have […]
Michael Moore stands for Waikanae Community Board
Waikanae Community Board candidate Michael Moore says the Waikanae Library is a stunning example of incompetence and negligence. “You couldn’t find a better example of […]
Ōtaki welcomes triathlon after eight-year hiatus
After an eight-year break, the Kāpiti Council’s Ōtaki Pool is bringing the Ōtaki Triathlon back to Haruātai Park on 27 November 2022. The popular event […]
Kirby’s Call to increase Kapiti Vote 22
Lawrence Kirby says one of his goals for this election campaign, apart from the obvious one of getting elected, is to help increase the number […]
Kapiti and climate change – Reduce, Reuse or Recycle
Ian Powell says climate change is the biggest threat to the planet today and we don’t have to look far to see the evidence in […]
