Why are KCDC Paying NZTA’s Bills
Today Waikanae Community Board will receive a report by KCDC’s Bernie Goedhart recommending Kāpiti Council install no parking lines along SH1 north of Waikanae. An […]
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Advice for taking the silly out of the season
Consumer NZ is on a mission to take the silly out of the season for consumers this year. Next week it is inviting Kiwis to […]
Graduating WelTec Engineer A Great Role Model to Others
Hard work and determination to succeed has meant a young Maori woman has unwittingly become a role model to other young women throughout New Zealand. […]
Dogs that attacked to be destroyed
Two dogs involved in last week’s attack on two Ōtaki women are to be euthanized after their owner signed them over to the Kāpiti Coast […]
A cage, is a cage, is a cage.
Today the Minister of Primary Industries, David Carter, released the 2012 Layer Hen Code. Current cages, known as Battery, must be phased out by 2022 […]
Boxing to highlight Not for Sale
Aotearoa Is Not For Sale Wellington will present a live Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) boxing match at Midland Park on Tuesday, 4 December 2012 […]
Warm Greater Wellington scheme hits $10 million mark
Over ten million dollars of support for home insulation and clean heating has been provided to homes in the Wellington region through the Greater Wellington […]
Low benefit of Expressway gets calls to scrap it
Labour is calling on the Government to pull the plug on the Mackays to Peka Peka section of the Kāpiti expressway after a leaked NZTA […]
SPCA National Appeal starts this week (Nov 5-11)
A family cat deliberately cut up in Timaru, a tethered pet goat stabbed to death in Greymouth, a climbing carabiner threaded through the neck of […]
Kāpiti Police disappointed
Kāpiti Police are disappointed by the actions of some youths, after three out of control parties over the weekend. Officer in charge of Kāpiti Police […]