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Dental conditions were the leading cause of preventable hospital admissions for children under five in the
last three years. How can we get kids to look after their teeth?
*Comments from this story may be printed in the Kapi-Mana News. Please put NFP for Not For Print with your comment if you … View moreDental conditions were the leading cause of preventable hospital admissions for children under five in the
last three years. How can we get kids to look after their teeth?
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The last line of defense against meth contamination may well be paper thin. A Porirua business has …
Motorists are experiencing delays of up to 45 minutes on State Highway 1 near Manakau, north of Well…
Last Monday the leading story on our Stuff website was the Whittaker's chocolate company revival of the toffee milk chocolate bar.
This had the media asking what sweet treats people would like to see returned next and what prized New Zealand lollies may have their production shifted … View moreLast Monday the leading story on our Stuff website was the Whittaker's chocolate company revival of the toffee milk chocolate bar.
This had the media asking what sweet treats people would like to see returned next and what prized New Zealand lollies may have their production shifted overseas.
What's your favourite? Sparkles, Tangy Fruit or maybe even Snifters?
Sad news that, after 25 years, the Fesitval of the Elements has been cancelled.
The volunteer group that runs the event say the year-round work in applying for grants and funds is just too much to continue with.
Porirua council says there will still be a Waitangi Day celebration but doesn't … View moreSad news that, after 25 years, the Fesitval of the Elements has been cancelled.
The volunteer group that runs the event say the year-round work in applying for grants and funds is just too much to continue with.
Porirua council says there will still be a Waitangi Day celebration but doesn't have any details yet.
What would you like to see for Waitangi Day? Are you sad to see the Festival of the Elements go?
Let us know what you think. (Remember to mark your comment NFP if you don't want it to be used in print.)
After weathering 25 years of celebrations, Porirua's Festival of the Elements has been cancelled. T…
The choice of graffiti gives the era away. It was 1980 and police were seeking whoever was respons…
Tawa Rugby Premiers are bouncing back strong following injuries and early season losses to big teams…
Porirua's Pasifika children are far more likely than the national average to suffer tooth decay. Ac…
I have some outside painting to be done as well as a small job inside.
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Wellingtonians are in for an out-of-this-world experience with two NASA staffers set to make a not-q…
Wednesday morning at dawn;)
Start 06.45 - 08.00
St Peters Hall
Corner Beach Road/ Ames Street
Why these flowers to advertise Toastmasters?
It took a lot of effort to actually paint them and it might look good, yet it can always get better.
That's what it is with speaking in public or … View moreWednesday morning at dawn;)
Start 06.45 - 08.00
St Peters Hall
Corner Beach Road/ Ames Street
Why these flowers to advertise Toastmasters?
It took a lot of effort to actually paint them and it might look good, yet it can always get better.
That's what it is with speaking in public or at meetings. Only you know, what you could have done better. Or maybe need feedback of what is good and advice where to focus on to present even better.
Come along, check us out; you'll find we are a nice bunch of people with room for more! And first few times free.
More info? 049021655
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