Issue June 2014

My son is involved in the movie industry, and with him I am interested in the art of making movies. The technology and skill...

I’m glad the issue of Otaki’s public transport is attracting the attention of a growing number of people. We need the volume lifted on...

Otaki-based graphic designer and editor, Ceire Hopley, has revamped a previous publication, Thread, and come up with an arts and events theme: ‘The Seen: Celebrating the Arts in Kapiti and Horowhenua’. It is a fortnightly publication.

Every day this is what MCDHB does for our people: 1 person is admitted to the Intensive Care department 2 people are admitted to the Critical Care Unit 6 babies...

By VIVIENNE BAILEY Te Horo Hall Centenary Events Te Horo’s heritage community hall has a whirlwind social calendar this year, all part of a festival of...

By Michael Ludlam A new computer, what to choose? There are so many out there, how can you choose the right one? Here is a checklist...

By VIVIENNE BAILEY Well-read children from Te Horo School dominated a recent book quiz, the team-based Kapiti Mastermind Competition, as part of the annual New...

Dear Editor, I am writing to your newspaper in hope that my story gets published. Last week, on Monday 2nd June, I was out for...

An Otaki woman is reveling in the opportunity to support Horowhenua’s elders. Born and raised in Otaki, Joanna Thomson recently took on the role as manager of Enliven’s rest homes in Levin — Reevedon Home and Levin Home.

A three-way partnership has determined that the Capital Connection will be saved. The business case proposes that Greater Wellington takes over running the service for...

What happens if we do not cast our vote in September? Well nothing much, it’s ok, there is no compulsory voting in NZ, but it...

Available from Edhouse’s Store NZ Post (Otaki) Otaki Museum Caltex Service Station (SH1) Railway Bookshop (Main St) $25 per copy