What do grape-stealing birds and cyber-criminals have in common
By Jan Thornborough Sitting in my home office I noticed a cheeky thrush hopping along the fence with a juicy red globe in its mouth. […]
Articles by Nigel Wilson
Kapiti Foodbank gets Loo Art Cash
The humble loo roll holder was transformed into art and then into cash with the Kāpiti Community Foodbank benefiting from the work of Peter Jackson […]
COVID – All of New Zealand will move to Red from 11:59pm, 23 January 2022
From 11:59pm tonight, 23 January 2022, all parts of New Zealand will move to the Red setting of the COVID-19 Protection Framework (traffic lights) in response […]
PJ Shaw’s Dark Love from Rotheram to Raumati
PJ Shaw’s debut poetry collection Dark Love is a poignant reflection on change, time, love and death. Shaw’s work takes the reader on a journey […]
Kapiti Council – No Pass, No Entry
Council extends need for vaccine pass to enter Civic building Kāpiti Coast District Council is extending the requirement for a vaccine pass to be carried […]
Rainbow Voices for Kapiti Housing
Are you part of the Rainbow/Queer/Takatapui communities? Do you live in Kāpiti or want to? We want to hear from you! Kāpiti Coast District Council […]
Wilde about Medsafe
By Ian Powell Ian Powell is a former executive director of the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists. Oscar Wilde was an expert in satire, no […]
Eagle Protect a global award winner
Eagle Protect, with offices in New Zealand and the US, has been named a winner of the annual global Real Leaders Impact Awards. The annual […]
Call to action on housing rental crisis in Kāpiti
A petition about the state of rental housing in Kāpiti will be forwarded to the Minister Megan Woods. Organiser Donna Bridgeman says they are calling […]
Kapiti Honorees in New Year list
Several Kāpiti coasters are among those in the latest New Year’s Honours list. COMPANIONS (CNZM) David Ronald Brunsdon, services to engineering and emergency management, Paraparaumu. […]