Kapiti News - 2022-05-11

• The inside cut
• Planned visitor centre costs balloon
• Hurt toe fails to stand in Steinmetz’s way to Ferns
• New wheels to drive community patrol
• Ka¯ piti-Auckland direct flight resumes
• A natural history
• Classical musicians tune up for Ukraine
• Choosing Your Property Manager
• Car theft numbers alarming
• TikTok dares thought behind car theft surge
• Hort across generation­s
• Bid for train service hangs on Budget
• Plenty to look forward to as we approach Budget 2022
• Gully’s start: Skids, loose chip, fines
• Ethan’s story…
• TEDxKa¯ piti speaker line-up named
• Market ‘mood’ hard to quantify
• Waiting to buy a house may pay off
• Cashing out — the end of money is nigh
• Long wait to get a builder — and supplies
• State of market could lead to negative equity
• Dreaming of dracaena
• Virtual run raises finds for youth
• Awards will recognise those who served community
• Family find new solutions
• Sustainabi­lity webinar to help farmers plan for future
• Irrigation consent issues
• Design edible garden
• Adieu Raumati, ola Portugal
• Fox to bring swing to Paeka¯ ka¯ riki
• Three perform in Waikanae
• The Details
• Matarau — art as compass on display
• SOLUTION 684:
• Bridging tech gap at our libraries
• Food show’s scrumptiou­s day out for all the family
• NATURAL CARE
• SIMPLE WHOLEFOODS
• NP OT S T THW E FE F GTE NLEIVRIAN L MAANN ALGEAEDRIN­G
• THE MODERN SINGHS
• Novel captures story of remote island immigrants
• Crime mystery simmers in rural NZ
• Fairytale for your fierce princess
• Life in wilds at home and abroad
• JUST FOR KIDS
• Iwi oppose golf course plans as land is wa¯hi tapu
• Top golf course near O¯ hau proposed
• Toyota shares hydrogen love
• Scooter in drag

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