Issue May 2015

Anyone affected by cancer, whether they are the patient or support person is welcome to come to our Support Group Meeting, held on 3rd...

Weather was good, numbers were good and people enjoyed themselves at the Trinity Farm Arts and Crafts weekend over Easter. There was pottery, sculpture,...

I’ve just taken off a few days to walk the Heaphy track, one of New Zealand’s 8 great walks. I really enjoyed sharing my...

The divaricating branching system is an iconic feature of many New Zealand native plants and is characterised by tight branching and small leaves. Some...

In recognition of the importance of bees to our lives we are starting a regular column by bee keeper Penny Kerr-Hislop. She will provide...

Quilt Exhibition at Southward Theatre in Otaihanga on 16th and 17th May. Why hold a show To let people know who we are and what we...

If you are faced with the task of replacing your aging laptop you would be safe in assuming a new laptop would be both...

Term 1 saw a full-on start to the year with exciting programmes in place across the College. These included the continued development of Google...

Tena koutou, What a fantastic event our Maorilands Film Festival is. Starting with the moving powhiri at Raukawa marae on day one — to the Red...

The Kapiti Concert Orchestra will present a concert to commemorate those who fought and died in the First World War, those who lived through...

We were spending the last few weeks of March in Melbourne recently, catching the last of the city’s summer and meeting up with family....

The job description of a real estate agent has been turned on its head with the acceleration of internet usage. My experience as an agent...

The Kāpiti District wants the Greater Wellington Regional Council to commit funding support to enable the Capital Connection train service to be retained. Mayor Ross...

About 25 people will gather at the Tele at Queen’s Birthday weekend to talk about how to remodel the political economy, according to Co-leader...