Kapiti News - 2022-05-04

• Bowling them over
• Coast funeral director fears effect of high cost of dying
• To help prevent car theft
• Youngsters, 12, in car crime group
• Salute to Gully families who paved the way
• Food rescue team filling urgent need
• Electra ditches entry fee for popular Top Shop category
• My mother: A story of heart and art
• Council in consultati­on on package of draft district plan changes
• Ka¯ piti advocate seeks regional council place
• Group had ‘honourable’ intentions
• Snapper trial success to be spread
• Taste of the Town
• Your voice in healthcare
• SeaRise data backs prediction­s for Ka¯ piti
• Accessibil­ity becomes increasing­ly more important as we age
• Returnable gift boxes that keep on giving
• Decent roading network a basic need
• WE’RE LOOKING FOR NEW LOVING HOMES!
• Petanque in touch with sporting codes
• Ethical promise from Kiwi shoe firm
• WHERE HOME TRENDS BLACK IS BEST GREY IS GRAND
• Registered valuer reports useful in a hot market
• GARDEN TASKS
• A passion for passionfru­it
• What’s your excuse for not switching banks
• Bridge the gender gap in your savings
• Just add water, project shows
• Sizeable lift in on-farm salaries
• Story of love and loss
• SCREENING GUIDE
• Paint the hall red this Saturday night
• Liars, Cheats and Lance — David Howman Tells All
• NZ Symphony Orchestra to perform
• CROSS QUIZ
• SOLUTION 683:
• Bolger will offer perspectiv­e on wars
• HARBOURING
• CRACKING OPEN THE NEST EGG
• KATIPO JOE – WOLF’S LAIR
• THEOMPEISR­SAINTI G ON SISJUTEBRI­LEE by Lbu cPinadtr a icR k ilBeiyshop
• LUNCH DINNER
• Resilience born of outsider’s life
• On the Straits and narrow
• FUN, VIBRANT & FLAVOURFUL
• HOW DO WE GET TO 100% SEATBELT USE?
• NIGHT RIDER

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