'Protect our tāonga': Injunction fails at Māori Land Court
A Scottish memorial site for a drowned whaler is at the heart of the injunction.
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Spitfire fly-by on Friday to celebrate 100 years of NZ military aviation
The Spitfire will take off from Ōhakea and fly as far as Wellington before returning.
Desperate for relief: "It's wrecked me on the outside and on the inside"
Leukaemia survivor changes tack to get her health back.
Ping Pong Parkinsonian's enthusiastic about table tennis pilot
Six Kāpiti people with Parkinson’s disease find table tennis to be beneficial.
Q & A with Kāpiti Hall of Fame recipient Wendy Huston
'Don’t be afraid of change; the most surprising and rewarding outcomes can come from it.'
Descendant of early Otago pioneering family writes autobiography
Fred Driver pens book about his interesting life.
Significant anniversary of Everest climb sparks memories of grandfather
Grandson recalls politician grandfather's connection with Sir Edmund Hillary.
Hooked on fly fishing: Trio recognised for dedication to pastime
Trio awarded for fly fishing dedication
Pizza disaster: Why you must read flat-pack instructions
Step 1: Make sure it'll fit through the door.
Significant delays expected after serious crash on Kāpiti Coast
The crash happened near the restaurant Fisherman's table.
Half a century of service awarded with Queen's Service Medal
Rod Graham has been active in the art and education communities for more than 50 years.
Surf club stalwart surprised and humbled by award
Peter Housiaux has been recognised for his community service over many years.
Author and conservationist honoured, praises help of colleagues
New ONZM recipient Chris Maclean is quick to credit others for his success.
Decades of work in the disability sector leads to prestigious honour
John Taylor has been dedicated to the disability sector for more than 35 years.
Volunteer recognised for environmental and community efforts
Dianne Buchan has been a volunteer all her life and has received a Queen's Service Medal.
King's Birthday Honours: Scouting helped make friends around the country
Scouting has been a way of life for Levin resident Jaki Williams and her family.
The style that shook up Napier's look
How the 1931 earthquake influenced Napier's Art Deco style.
Is doggy daycare right for your pooch?
Are you thinking about doggy daycare for your little or big pooch?
Want chickens? Here's what you need to know
Raising hens in your backyard? Forget the roosters.
Iranian-born taekwondo star chases Olympic dream for New Zealand
Eisa Mozhdeh has always wanted to take part in the Olympics.
The district that shined during food festival
Kāpiti played a part in the Wellington on a Plate festival.
Getting a cat? Why a Burmese might be for you
Burmese cats - why they should be considered as a family pet.
Wheel-ly exciting opportunity for students
The Raumati BikeBus would make it easier and safer for schoolchildren.
Train stations get makeover for new services
Transport Minister Michael Wood was in Levin to talk about the new train services.
Why container gardening could be for you
OPINION: How to make your small apartment or small garden vibrant and interesting.
Animal sanctuary seeks support to help rescued animals
The Black Sheep Animal Sanctuary is fundraising for $30,000.
Kāpiti artists' creations on display at huge art show
The artists will be showing their work as part of the New Zealand Art Show.
End of era at popular takeaways shop - but new beginnings
Couple step aside from popular takeaways business after 25 years.