The Hopes and Dreams of Gazza Snell – a must see movie
Movies exist primarily to entertain. Some give us insights into ourselves and where we live. The Hopes and Dreams of Gazza Snell delivers on all […]
Month: February 2011
Kāpiti Police Chief honoured by Governor-General
Kāpiti’s Police Chief Alasdair Macmillan was among the honourees at the recent 35th anniversary of the 20th Police Cadet Wing. The ceremony, held at the […]
Art of the Garden at Mahara
The Mahara Gallery in Waikanae is currently featuring a stunning exhibition titled The Art of the Garden.Nearly 60 pieces are on display, most are on […]
Splash and Dash hits Waikanathlon
Over 100 athletes turned out on Sunday morning at the Waikanae to take part in the Annual Waikanathlon event.Organisers thanked the large crowd who turned […]
Bowlers roll up for superb new Waikanae greens
Despite the ordinary weather the Waikanae Bowling Club was the place to be on the weekend with bowlers taking advantage of the superb new greens.The […]
Teo Thoresen wins Bowls title
In a tense contest Teo Thoresen defeated Francine Mulholland in the final of the Women’s Junior Singles bowls championship at the Waikanae Bowling Club.In a […]
Plunket: Keep kids safe on the roads
Plunket is urging people to keep an eye out for children as they head back to school. As New Zealand’s largest provider of services to […]
Hands up for public art
Kāpiti artist Bodhi Vincent has created a superb sculpture featuring a new born baby nestled in a giant hand.The sculpture is on the front lawn […]
Helping your child succeed
This year, primary and intermediate schools began implementing National Standards. The Standards are signposts that show what children should be able to achieve in reading, […]
Greenest Streets competition begins
Kāpiti Coast’s Greenest Street, a competition to find the most sustainable neighbourhood in the District, has started. The four streets which have joined the quest […]