Popular Waikanae Teacher On The Move
Popular Waikanae School teacher Martin Taylor is leaving teaching and a farewell assembly was held at Waikanae School on the 20th July.The special assembly included […]
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Local Timber Design Award finalists showcase interior excellence, innovation, and sustainability
Six projects from Wellington, Kāpiti, and Carterton have been chosen as finalists in the 2012 NZ Wood Resene Timber Design Awards, representing excellence in commercial, […]
Rainwater tanks important for emergency preparedness
A rainwater tank installed at home could save you a lot of grief in the event of a full-scale emergency.In the Wellington region, the bulk […]
Telecom encourages mobile switch for Kāpiti
Telecom is encouraging customers in the Kāpiti region to switch mobile networks before the CDMA network closes at the end of this month. Since 1 […]
Get yellow, get creative, Daffodil Day is just around the corner
Daffodil Day, the Cancer Society’s flagship fundraising day, is on 31 August this year and Kāpiti businesses and organisations are invited to get creative and […]
Convoy to Kāpiti looks to save Capital Connection
A convoy of enraged Capital Connection patrons arrived at the Waikanae train station yesterday in response to KiwiRail’s proposed disconnection of the commuter train service […]
Council in the spotlight at citizens public meeting…
A public meeting has been called by a citizens group to discuss the performance of the Kāpiti Coast District Council. The meeting is on Monday […]
A sign of the times – ‘debt going through the roof’
Kāpiti personality Dale Evans says Council’s debt is out of control and is going through the roof. “I copped some criticism from councillors when I […]
No mandate for water meters
Kāpiti Coast District Council has no Mandate for the installation of district wide water meters, and a rigged phone survey won’t help, says anti water […]