Gateway Sculptures Opened
Story and photo courtesy of Ōtaki Today The sculptures signifying the gateway to Ōtaki were officially opened on recently, at the southern sculpture on Old […]
Business
Kapiti Foodie Entrepreneur Shares Journey
Electra Business Breakfast will be welcoming Fiona Greig who will share her foodie business journey. Food is Fi’s love language along with being an inspired […]
Climate Emergency Action in Kapiti – Real or Imagined
Sahra Kress looks at the Kāpiti Council’s response to Climate Change In May 2019, Kāpiti Coast District Council (KCDC) declared a Climate Emergency. The Big […]
Scammers making natural disasters worse
Cyber security specialist Jan Thornborough of Kāpiti based Intelligensia says the current natural disasters occuring in New Zealand also create fertile ground for scammers. “When […]
Kāpiti Coast Chamber of Commerce Calls for Transparency from Elected Members
Kāpiti Chamber of Commerce says the recent 2022 election campaigns established the futures of Te Uruhi and the Kāpiti Coast Airport as matters of importance […]
Kelly Fox – Queen of the Roads
If information saves life (and it does) then Kelly Fox has saved plenty since launching into the hurly burly world of the TrafficSphere. Kelly Fox […]
Andrew Malcolm to speak at Kapiti Business Breakfast – Covid, the inside story
Kāpiti Funeral Director sheds light on a different Covid story to protect New Zealanders Electra Business Breakfast is welcoming Andrew Malcolm, a Funeral Director of […]
Kapiti road Bridges – monuments or monstrosities
The appalling state of the much celebrated Kāpiti Expressway bridges has become a common talking point. When first proposed, expressway bridges were said to be […]
More Bus services, regular timetable and more drivers on the way for Metlink
Metlink is adding more services to its temporary January timetable ahead of the reintroduction of its full timetable on 28 January. Tim Shackleton, acting General […]
Firm on issues, soft on people: KCDC and Gateway
An Occasional Column by Ian Powell This is the first of an occasional column for KC News on various matters which compel me to want […]