John Hayes talks to Kathy Spiers, Chair of Paraparaumu/Raumati Community Board about the Beach by-law, Community Patrol and infrastructure

John Hayes gets a Shoreline Cinema review of the movie, "The Professor and The Madman from movie reviewer, Gail Hall

Tee talks to Moko Morris, the KCDC Sustainable Communities co-ordinator about the great idea of Refill NZ

John Hayes talks to the Deputy Chair of Kapiti Chamber of Commerce, Sam Pritchard, giving a lead in to the International Womens Day Event coming up 6 March, Kapiti Coast Business Network meeting, Train Service in Otaki and internal review of Kapiti Coast District Council

John Hayes talks to Penny Gaylor, the Kapiti representative on the Greater Wellington Regional Council about transport committee, rail and buses and public participation at meetings

John Hayes talks to mayor of Horowhenua, Bernie Wanden, touching on Shannon Car Club Show, Solway Park, Performing Arts Awards, Water Pipe Renewals, growth and infrastructure, and water rates

John Hayes talks to Ralph McAlister and gets a review of the book, "Your House WIll Pay"

John Hayes talks to Hollie Ewens, Chair of Paekakariki Community Board about, of course, entertainment in Paekakariki, the recent board meeting and engagement, the closing of Kapitis longest running petrol station, building & infrastructure and the new project for the Surf Club

John Hayes talks to Marco Zeeman, the Chair of The Whale Song Charitable Trust.

Imagine, you’re standing on the seabed at 20 metres (60 feet) below the surface and looking up at a pod of Humpback Whales ... Whale Song is a life sized work of art devoted to the truly remarkable, and not often seen, Humpback whales which transverse our coast each year. The mission of this public art project is to tell the whales stories and enlighten people about the marine environment and how to look after it.

John Hayes talks to the Chair of Paraparaumu/Raumati Community Board, Kathy Spiers about Waste Minimisation, the Beach By-law, Kapiti Community Patrol and 2 Grants