Tee catches up with Moko Morris, KCDC Sustainable Communities Co-ordinator on the Newhanga Community Garden, becoming a member and what the garden provides

John Hayes catches up with Penny Gaylor, the Kapiti representative on Greater Wellington Regional Council, while she is at a transport committee meeting, on government supporting public transport and other issues with public transport pre and post Covid

John Hayes talks to Mayor of Horowhenua, Bernie Wanden on changing back to pre-Covid era and recovery, the re-examination of the Long Term Plan, borrowing money, debt and planning for the future and finding workers needed for projects needed on expressway and roadworks, and talking about the Civic Awards

Ron Snowden catches up with Ricky Bartlett to talk sports. Golf in the weekend and the US Open coming up this weekend. And ODI cricket, England vs Australia

John Hayes gets another book review from our Book and Show Reviewer. This week, its Sally Rooneys, "Normal People"

John Hayes talks to Chair of Paekakariki Community Board, Holly Ewens on the open day and presentation at surf-lifesaving club, with the club move, also talking on The Paekakariki Community Trust AGM and other entertainment events coming up

Ron Snowden catches up with Angelo Robinson, founder of Hoop Club, Kapiti on local college basketball, social leagues and lots happening with both local colleges for boys and girls. Children and parents are still very keen through Covid, so needing more space.

Angelo talks the NBA playoffs too

John Hayes talks to Chris Papps, Chair of Otaki Community Board on Grant applications and what is planned for the next board meeting. Also the long term plan and proposals being put forward for that

John Hayes catches up with Kathy Spiers, Chair of Paraparaumu/Raumati Community Board about Raumati road improvements, more art in Raumati and Te Raukura ki Kapiti, formerly Kapiti Performing Arts Centre, also police presence, and discussion on the angled car-parks and a photographic display in the library meeting room

Nigel Hopkins chats with solicitor, Michael Scott on a big day in Levin with the re-opening of the earthquake-prone Court Building