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Experienced tramper and search and rescue veteran was in the range himself at weekend.
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Kāpiti artists feature in the NZ Art Show
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60 years of marriage for Michael and Noeleen Dodson.
Kāpiti student recognised by Dr Jane Goodall
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$1m pilot scheme to boost local news coverage
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Remembering Very Reverend John Murray
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Ōtaki students learn to lead in Fiji
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Paraparaumu College students take up science opportunities
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When the US Marine Corps came to Kāpiti
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Paraparaumu woman wins community golf coach of the year
Mary Gard'ner from Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club has won Community Golf Coach of the Year.
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