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David Haxton is editor of Kāpiti News
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Fire and Emergency New Zealand throws cold water on woman's fears.
"We are super happy and many local people are supporting us too."
"When we saw this five hectare site we said 'this is the place'."
'We were absolutely blown away and very pleased'.
The dog that wouldn't eat alone tops his show class.
Ministers James Shaw and Grant Robertson open solar farm.
"It's a really good example of community working together ..."
"Kia kaha my friends and foes."
Waikanae Beach couple highlight rabbit hole problem.
Kiwi company helping improve safety in fishing industry.
A starving and mistreated puppy, rescued by the SPCA, has a found a loving forever home.
Fonterra's Te Roto Drive cheese factory will close in April 2020.
Making gin "the hard way" pays off as Kāpiti-based distillery scores top recognition.
Eugenie Sage disagrees with a concerned group that Waikanae Estuary is dying.
A Horowhenua hapū want Kāpiti's rubbish transferred to the Bonny Glen landfill.
An Otaki business,where people interact with horses, is getting the best out of people.
A rubbish cleaning robot is one of 35 finalists in the Conservation Innovation Awards.
A young male and female blue duck in Waikanae have had their first clutch of eggs