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2 people in my group are unable to attend, so I have 2 tickets for sale.
They are face value price. I paid $30.00 each, so I would like to get same.
I believe these are no longer available through event finder.
Please message me if interested. if you are Paraparaumu or Waikanae I can probably … View more2 people in my group are unable to attend, so I have 2 tickets for sale.
They are face value price. I paid $30.00 each, so I would like to get same.
I believe these are no longer available through event finder.
Please message me if interested. if you are Paraparaumu or Waikanae I can probably drop them off to you.
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A new group of Kapiti Coasters, outraged the Mayor and Councillors have slashed the library books' budget, are determined to have it reinstated.
‘ROBB’ — restore Our Book Budget — will make the decision a major election issue. Full story -- bit.ly...
Fun fact… it’s 537 steps up Baldwin Street in Dunedin – that means you’d have to walk up it almost 19 times to get 10,000 steps! Thanks to Hannah, our legendary Community Fundraising Coordinator for stepping up to the challenge.
We still have plenty of New Zealand Red Cross Cups to give … View moreFun fact… it’s 537 steps up Baldwin Street in Dunedin – that means you’d have to walk up it almost 19 times to get 10,000 steps! Thanks to Hannah, our legendary Community Fundraising Coordinator for stepping up to the challenge.
We still have plenty of New Zealand Red Cross Cups to give away. All you need to do is sign up to Red Cross Journey, be one of the first 100 participants to raise $100 and we’ll send you a KeepCup!
Red Cross Journey is our annual fundraising step challenge - with a difference. Walk 10,000 steps a day for 21 days and learn about the journey of someone involved with Red Cross while raising funds to help people in need.
For more information or to make a donation, visit: www.redcrossjourney.org.nz...
Thank you for your support.
David Shand is running for CC DHB. To learn more about him, please click on the link in Kapiti Coast News.
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Add personality to your floors with this simple diamond design creating using two Resene colours and a clear finish.
Perfect for your hallway or other smaller areas in your home that need brightening up.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find … View moreAdd personality to your floors with this simple diamond design creating using two Resene colours and a clear finish.
Perfect for your hallway or other smaller areas in your home that need brightening up.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself
Ōtaki Beach > Waikawa Beach (along beach) > SH1 > Otaki > Otaki Beach! Great route BUT, two really narrow wee bridges (rail and stream). Literally 50cm gap between bridge wall and road! So dangerous for bikes 😱
Are you quite new to Kapiti and our lovely country? Come and listen to a fascinating talk by Phillip Pithyou, Wellington’s District Ethnic Liaison Coordinator about his love of working with the community and especially meeting with refugees and new migrants and helping them understand New … View moreAre you quite new to Kapiti and our lovely country? Come and listen to a fascinating talk by Phillip Pithyou, Wellington’s District Ethnic Liaison Coordinator about his love of working with the community and especially meeting with refugees and new migrants and helping them understand New Zealand’s way of life and law enforcement policies. He says, “"In New Zealand, we police by consent. Gaining the trust and confidence of the public is a priority for us”.
The talk and lunch will be upstairs in Coastlands in the Rimu Room at 11.00am on 14 September and is entitled “Keeping Safe in New Zealand”. Please share this post with friends and neighbours who are new migrants – we would love to see them!
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