The Art of Tennis – new entranceway at WBTC unveiled
A major artwork by well-known Kāpiti Artist Adele Souster, featuring tennis as an active sport, is the centrepiece of the new entrance to the Waikanae […]
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Margarida Ramalho and Vijay Vishwa win Waikanae 8 Ball Mixed Pairs title
Margarida Ramalho and Vijay Vishwa combined to win the recent Waikanae Club Mixed Pairs 8 Ball title in a hard fought final against Denise Brennock […]
Mahara launches Live Art programme in Waikanae
Mahara Gallery is staging a three-month programme of free events in Mahara Place, Waikanae, that will include everything from live concerts and art works on […]
Bullet hits Kapiti Home during Geese Cull
Waikanae residents took cover on Saturday night when a stray bullet hit the side of their house. The incident occurred around 10pm when contractors were […]
Toxic algae red alert at Waikanae River site
Dangerous levels of toxic algae have been found in the Waikanae River prompting Greater Wellington to strongly advise the public not to swim in near […]
Toxic algae amber alert for Ōtaki and Waikanae Rivers
An amber alert for toxic algae has been issued on the Kāpiti Coast after algal blooms were found in Ōtaki River at State Highway 1 […]
The Lost King – found in Waikanae
Movie Review – The Lost King The Lost King is an excellent feel-good movie, unless you are a representative of the University of Leicester, in […]
Tales from December Skies
From Aviation Tales by John Skene A lot seems to happen during December in our aviation world and I thought it appropriate to mention but […]
Should have called Specsavers for Waikanae roadworks
In a classic ‘should have called Specsavers’ moment motorists approaching the Waikanae rail bridge have been wondering what Waka Kotahi were thinking with what seems […]
Local community gets chance to participate in earthquake drill
The Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (WREMO) is running a free event to help communities get better prepared for an earthquake. An earthquake scenario, along […]