Creek-embedded tricycle's amazing transformation
The rebuilt tricycle is being donated to Ronald McDonald House.
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No more detours: Waikanae River bridge expected to open next month
There has been good progress on the Waikanae River bridge.
Guide dog proves to be a lifeline for vision-impaired woman
Sue Emirali’s guide dog Yazz has changed her life.
Escaping Gloriavale: A mother's tale of growing up in the sect
'I truly believed that the leaders were something special,' says Rosie Overcomer.
Karakia and site blessing for new surfclub build
Milestone moment for Paekākāriki Surf Lifeguards.
'Disgusting and disappointing': Gun and uniform stolen from US Marines replica hut
Seven items were stolen after a window was smashed.
Fulbright scholar to focus on work-integrated learning at world-leading university
Kathryn Hay is going to Drexel University in Philadelphia.
Classic Sting Ray muscle car part of annual show
Paul Thomson's 1965 Corvette Sting Ray will turn heads.
Stressful: Family always on rainfall red alert
Riley family want stormwater system sorted.
Travel guide to aid with detours caused by clip-on bridge construction
Work on the Waikanae River bridge is going well.
Queer liaison role created at Paraparaumu College
"Elliot has been doing this work anyway but without the recognition or role title."
Spearfishing nationals help those in need
Lots of fish were given to the Kāpiti Community Foodbank.
'I love that it just captures what’s real': Lianna Nielsen wins international photography award
The mother-of-three has been interested in documentary family photography for many years.
‘Scared the crap out of me’: Wellingtonians shaken awake by 4.7 magnitude quake
The tremor hit just before 5.20am.
Mark Lyall's hair journey comes to an end
Mark Lyall had been growing his hair and shaved it for charity.
Journal features inspiring stories of women in business
Twenty-six women featured in annual journal.
Search for man missing after hike north of Wellington
The missing man is believed to be a 72-year-old experienced tramper.
Sunny weather for women's triathlon attracts almost 600 competitors
“That’s definitely one of the highest number of entries we’ve had in years."
Beachside toilet block artwork has underlying conservation message
The Te Horo Beach toilets and changing blocks have been revamped.
Kāpiti news in brief: Clip-on bridge, Christmas campaign, safety improvements, Mana MP, financial ratings
Ratepayers help fund bridge clip-on shared path.
Choir looking forward to the Olympics of choral singing
The choir will be one of a large number taking part in World Choir Games.
Contaminated BP petrol station fuel enrages drivers, may cause 'major damage'
Motorists are complaining about their cars breaking down after filling up at BP Ōtaki.
Young trio triumphs in Germany's Trier run event
The three boys proudly represented their track and field club.
Swimmer overcomes challenges to finish epic ocean swim
It took Shalyse Murphy longer than expected. But she did it.
Foodbank running low on important items
Kāpiti Community Foodbank is running out of many important items following a busy January.
Story of finding lost ancestor documented in new book
Trish Rossiter’s book Finding Thomas tells Thomas Skinner's life story.
Growth in Hoop Club Kāpiti ranks sparks call for sports hub
'We’ve got 30 to 40 kids, which is very unusual at this point in time.'
Fishing competition cancelled, but money still raised for women in need
Despite bad weather nullifying the fishing competition, $17,000 was still raised.
Kāpiti Grey Power urges councils to ‘cut their cloth and care for their community’
Chairman says double-digit rate rises unacceptable.
Special moment for Life Education Trust educator
Jonny Thompson receives Ākina Tohu award for innovative thinking.
Construction on refreshed skatepark soon to begin
Upgrades to Maclean Park will be starting next month.
Concepts emerge for large-scale development
The Wellington Company has big plans for the site.
Mark Lyall's heartfelt mission to support cancer patients
Mark Lyall is trying to raise $800 for Shave for a Cure.