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Police fishing for reel stealer dealer
The Kāpiti Police are seeking help from the public in relation to a recent burglary to Boat City on the morning of 11 May 2010. […]
Family statement on missing Kāpiti man
The following is a statement made this morning at Paraparaumu Police Station by Hannah Lark and Aroha Piper with their family attending. “Today is the […]
Suspect house inspectors
Kāpiti residents whose homes may be near or close to the proposed path of the Expressway are warned to be on their guard against people […]
Business profile – Physiotherapy that works for you!
At Beach Physio & Clinical Pilates you’re in the safe hands of experienced clinicians.Sara, Robyn and Ryan specialise in exercise based treatment options, with the […]
Book Review – Stained Glass Reflections by Celia Harlen
Celia Harlen has written a superb personal history of a life well lived. Stained Glass Reflections is not only an intriguing family history but is […]
KC News is a long-term project and for us to flourish, we will depend on Community involvement.
KC News is a long-term project and for us to flourish, we will depend on Community involvement. If you have any articles, pieces of writing, […]
Book Review – The Impossible Dream By Alaire Dunlop
Kāpiti’s Alaire Dunlop has produced a thoroughly engaging memoir titled The Impossible Dream. It is described as the “factual story of a woman faced with […]
K C District Libraries are celebrating New Zealand Music Month in May
24 May 2010May is NZ Music Month Kāpiti Coast District Libraries are celebrating New Zealand Music Month in May.”We have a wide selection of music […]
It is now more than four months since the Te Horo Road Action Committee (THRAC) chair, Peter Curling, requested explanations and justifications in the wake of the road decision announced by Transport Minister, Steven Joyce.
It is now more than four months since the Te Horo Road Action Committee (THRAC) chair, Peter Curling, requested explanations and justifications in the wake […]