KIN explains why the closure of the Otaki Health Camp ( latterly Otaki Children’s Village) is a national tragedy. New Zealand’s […]
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The ‘Stand’ organisation says its closing the famous children’s health camp at Otaki. It says its unique trauma-focused programme at […]
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Hoop Club Kapiti on Sunday 13 May Story by Angelo Robinson , photographs by Dawn Ireland-Spicer Every year Hoop Club Kapiti […]
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The latest challenge! Remember that no correspondence, computers or cell phones may be entered into! Answers on […]
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The wonderful Harry Ricketts By Elizabeth and Gill Hello, Poetry People Our April event was thoroughly enjoyable. Harry Ricketts’ reading […]
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Former KCDC Councillor Lyndy McIntyre has urged the Kapiti Council to bring back a proper council-run rubbish service. Backed […]
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(A restored 1942-43 hut is a major tourist attraction near the Marines Memorial in Queen Elizabeth Park. Anthony Dreaver from […]
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On March 23, 1868, the University of California was born, and Berkeley was its first campus. The first and one […]
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(To read Parts 1 and 2, scroll down to May 12 and 13.) Reporting a fire event By Mary Wood […]
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