Business training gets boost in Kāpiti
Nature Coast Enterprise Business Development Managers have been working closely with a number of businesses in the community who have highlighted the need for some […]
Month: March 2011
Raumati South School students working on a sustainable garden for the Kāpiti Coast Home and Garden Show
Despite the obvious differences in climate, the sandy soil at Raumati South School is not unlike dry African soil when it comes to building a […]
Mahara Gallery features Adele Younghusband – Selected works
The next exhibition at the Mahara Gallery will display the works of Adele Younghusband.The Selected Works exhibition starts on 13 March and runs through to […]
Info sought on watercolour
A KCNews reader asks “Does anybody have any information regarding the artist or the history of this lovely watercolor painting?”The picture has a label indicating […]
Lets Rock and Roll
What better way to raise funds for the Christchurch Earthquake than to hold a Rock and Roll Revival Night. The Rotary Club of Ōtaki with […]
Capital Connection under threat
A drop in the number of commuters using the Capital Connection train service from Palmerston North to Wellington may result in the train being retired […]
Coast Yarns – Paekākāariki inspires writer
Writer Neil Coleman has had his first book published. COASTAL YARNS is a collection of nine short stories all loosely connected to the New Zealand […]
Classics for Christchurch
Paekākāariki Memorial Hall, The Parade, Paekākāariki.2pm Sunday 13th MarchEntry by folding donation: Proceeds to the Christchurch Earthquake relief fund.A Classical Concert featuring Kāpiti Musicicans and […]
So much time, so little to do
Well, the time has come for everyone to return. Back to sleeping in instead of going to class, back to completing last minute assignments, back […]
Survival Guide for Students
Managing money when you are studying is not easy. Student allowances and loans fall far short of covering student expenses and the short fall can […]