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Paraparaumu

Paraparaumu

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Sep 27, 2026

Nicola WrightHOST
2:52
US President Donald Trump told reporters the arrested men had been under investigation.
Nicola WrightHOST
2:58
A witness says he had little warning before debris started flying around the Paraparaumu car park yesterday.
Nicola WrightHOST
3:03
A small tornado tore through the car park about one in the afternoon.
Nicola WrightHOST
3:07
Witness Steve Devine says he immediately ducked down inside his car when the debris began hitting his windscreen.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
1:18
Labour expects the policy to cost more than $500 million over four years.
Phil O'BrienHOST
1:23
An eyewitness says debris was thrown across the Paraparaumu car park as a tornado moved through the Kapiti Coast this afternoon.
Phil O'BrienHOST
1:31
Eyewitness Steve Devine was sitting in his car when he saw the wind pick up and start twisting.
Phil O'BrienHOST
1:36
He says within seconds, dirt, stones and pieces of wood were smashing against his windscreen.
Christina ParaskosHOST
4:31
He says farmers should take advantage of the current weather to build feed reserves and optimise pasture management.
Christina ParaskosHOST
4:39
An eyewitness says debris was thrown across a Paraparaumu car park as a tornado moved through the Kapiti coast north of Wellington yesterday afternoon.
Christina ParaskosHOST
4:48
Eyewitness Steve Devine was sitting in his car when he saw the wind pick up and start twisting.
Christina ParaskosHOST
4:54
He says within seconds, dirt, stones and pieces of wood were smashing against his windscreen.
Marcus LushHOST
53:31
Whereabouts?
KathyAUDIENCE
53:32
Um, in Kenakena, in Paraparaumu, but, um, it was pretty cold, and I, um, had to keep running into the shower to stop myself getting, um, what do you call it?
Marcus LushHOST
53:46
Hypothermia?
KathyAUDIENCE
53:46
Exposure.
Mike MinogueHOST
56:52
... that sort of thing, and just sort of live that way.
Mike MinogueHOST
56:54
And then I could just pop over to, uh, Paraparaumu, which is just off the coast there, and, uh, still be able to go to the movies.
Jason HoyteHOST
57:01
Yeah.
Mike MinogueHOST
57:01
Get packet of darts, et cetera, et cetera.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
Well, a swimming sports event on the Kapiti Coast has given a few hundred local kids the chance to flex their skills in pool while speaking entirely in te reo Māori.
speaker_0HOST
0:11
So three schools from Ōtaki took pla- uh, part in this, the Kauora Ahurei in Paraparaumu on Thursday.
speaker_0HOST
0:20
Learning about water safety in a space created specifically for te reo Māori.
speaker_0HOST
0:25
Māori news journalist Pōkeri Paiwai was there.
Mark StaffordHOST
38:52
So is this fella.
Mark StaffordHOST
38:53
He's the Warriorholic, Zane from Paraparaumu.
Mark StaffordHOST
38:55
Kia ora, Zane.
Zane InglisAUDIENCE
38:57
G'day, brother.
NeilHOST
54:36
After Dark at Upper Hutt Musical Theatre, that's from the 25th of September through to the 3rd of October.
NeilHOST
54:42
Then we've got Marvin Theatre's Mother Courage and Her Children, out in Paraparam, running from the 2nd to the 10th of October.
NeilHOST
54:49
Otiki Players are doing Mary Poppins Jr. from the 7th to the 10th of October.
NeilHOST
54:54
And then we've got three in Wellington, The Lady's Not For Burning in Kandala, Kandala Arts Theatre.
Wes SmithGUEST
3:47
And so I just want to spend a little bit of time on this this morning.
Wes SmithGUEST
3:53
My first proper job out of tertiary study was working for an electrical contractor, actually here in Paraparaumu called Linework.
Wes SmithGUEST
4:04
And And they worked on power lines and they built substations and that sort of thing.
Wes SmithGUEST
4:09
And I was like the office boy who did all of the menial tasks.
Paul BarlowHOST
0:30
They raised serious issues around the missing elements of the winter energy payment and the knock-on effect, pointing out things like once you're on a pension, you don't get younger, and they were stonewalled when they brought it to light.
Paul BarlowHOST
0:42
That cascading failure that the rushed law created ended up impacting 30,000 people, about the population of Paraparaumu, and the amount of missed payments and support totaled $2.5 million.
Paul BarlowHOST
0:55
And for many of those people, they then went on to incur extra fees from banks for things like attempted and failed payments.
Paul BarlowHOST
1:02
And there's no compensation for that because the law doesn't allow it.

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