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$100,000 short film premiered in Kāpiti theatre
Mason Cade Packer's $100,000 film premiered on Monday night.
Rainbow signs celebrate village's inclusivity
'Rainbow colours are a symbol of inclusion, and that means so much for our residents.'
Waikanae Beach war veteran celebrates 100th birthday
Hector Davis was more than happy to share his life story with the French Embassy.
Consultation begins on expressway speed limit
Consultation begins on proposed 110km/h speed limit for Kāpiti Expressway.
Documentary honours All Blacks who didn't return from World War One
Thirteen former All Blacks were killed in the Great War.
Shin splints leads to sprints for speedy youth
Lucas Lambert's speed has led to national selection.
Young Paraparaumu water-skier selected for international competition
Samuel McKenzie was one of six students selected.
Principal bids farewell, paves way for new leadership era
New adventures for Paraparaumu College principal Craig Steed.
The ultimate Women’s Lifestyle Expo returns
Many lifestyle brands will be gathered under one roof.
Century-old macrocarpa about to be felled
The historic tree has to come down because of safety concerns.
'Extreme care' needed for popular beach access
Carol Lingard hopes the situation will be remedied soon.
Couple get stuck into historic Paekākāriki building restoration project
Sharon and Stephen Bryant are restoring the building back to its former glory.
Special publication concludes series of books about Paekākāriki
Last book is the 'best one we've done'.
Kāpiti swimmers set to make waves at swimming competition
Kokoro Frost will represent Samoa and Phoebe Nelson will represent New Zealand.
Paraparaumu woman devastated after car stolen by youths
Maheshika Jayaweera's Toyota Aqua was stolen and crashed by two teenage girls.
Spring forwards, fall backwards - time to move your clocks back
Thanks to a Kiwi and his love of bugs, we get a sleep-in this weekend.
Legendary dancer to be honoured at fundraising concert
Several artists will perform in honour of Sir Jon Trimmer.
Ōtaki industrial fire rages as crews work to extinguish flames
It is not yet clear how the fire started.
Historian helps revise renowned military book
Chris Pugsley thinks the revised book will fill a gap in the market.
Artist wins award for unique gyotaku fish print
One of Tim Li's prints has won a curator's choice award.
Long search continues for golden labrador spooked by fireworks
The family is doing everything they can to find the beloved dog.
United win Coastal Challenge Cup final
First-time Coastal Challenge Cup finalists Kāpiti Old Boys lose by 41 runs.
Why Tuatara's long Kāpiti connection is coming to an end
The brewery, which started 24 years ago in rural Reikorangi, is shifting to Brewtown.
Kāpiti news in brief: Gold coin auction, community centre decision looms, Waikanae Beach bach, finance policy
Ancient gold coin sale one of auction highlights.
Beloved great-uncle's war history chronicled by RSA
Julie Stubbs contacted the RSA to find out about her great-uncle's wartime history.
Cricket: Kāpiti Old Boys eye one-day double
Kāpiti Old Boys could extend their 50th-jubilee celebrations by snaring more silverware.
Partnership sees preservation of historic community newspapers
'Much of our history is documented in local community newspapers.'
Hapū will talk about land and cultural loss caused by colonisation
Kāpiti hapū looking forward to the Waitangi Tribunal hearing.
Invasive fish species tench likely illegally released in Kāpiti lakes - council
Tench have recently been detected in Kotuku Lake and Waterstone Lake in Paraparaumu.
Keen to publish a book? Workshop will make it helpful
Workshop focuses on book publishing.
Kāpiti Island visit sparks conservation talks between DoC, iwi and MPs
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka part of guest list.