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 […]
Community
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 […]
Kapiti events fund opens to major events
Events fund opens to major events and events with major potential The Major Events Fund, a key action of the Kāpiti Coast Economic Development Strategy, […]
Neighbours hold the key to surviving emergencies
Getting to know your neighbours better is key to getting through emergencies, and this year the Kāpiti Coast District Council is teaming up with Neighbours […]
Bids replace buckets in NZ Red Cross annual appeal
Instead of popping your spare change into a Red Cross bucket for their street appeal this year, you could be bidding to buy a year’s […]
Half-price fares confirmed by Metlink
Metlink has confirmed that half-price fares for ferry, train, bus and total mobility services will come into effect on Friday April 1. The move follows […]
Beware of fake emails about Ukraine relief charity scams
By Jan Thornborough Cybercriminals have no qualms stooping to the lowest of the low to trick you into clicking on their fake (Phishing) emails. In […]
New mural opened on Weavers’ Whare in Paekākāriki
A new mural ‘Te Raranga Whare’ was opened on Saturday on the ‘Weavers’ Whare’ at the end of Tilley Road in Paekākāriki. The mural is […]
Transport Bylaw fit for Kāpiti future
The updated Kāpiti Coast District Council Transport Bylaw 2022 was has been adopted, future-proofing the rules that help manage how we get around in Kāpiti. […]
Kapiti Pakeke Lions deliver for the Community
The Kāpiti Pakeke Lions Club recently drew their Playhouse raffle and the winner (ticket number 3905) lives in Ōtaki. Club President Richard Pickering says the […]