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Renovated house adds to Hōhepa footprint
Renovated house a welcome boost to Hōhepa service
Comment: Enjoy whitebaiting, but obey the rules
Weekly column by Kāpiti Mayor K. Gurunathan
Opinion: Park restoration project under way
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Train derailed, large slip blocks SH1 north of Wellington
Work is under way to clear the slip from the southbound lane.
Wheel Black ready to roll after decade-long wait for Paralympics
Kāpiti's Gavin Rolton heads to Tokyo on Thursday with the NZ Wheel Blacks
Kāpiti designer finds niche market with equestrian clothing
Ella Booth is launching a range of equestrian clothing and also featuring at Fashion Week.
New mural at Paraparaumu Beach celebrates Mexican culture
Theo Arraj has turned another blank wall into a canvas, this time outside Hola restaurant.
Sulfate Q&A: Why 'Godzone' name's not fit for purpose
"The border closure let us reflect and think ... about how we behave and operate as NZers"
Meeting two long-term food bank volunteers
"Seeing people's gratitude, which we don't expect, is good."
The Wonky Box: Fairer to the growers, consumers and planet
Start-up business has been a "voyage of discovery" for couple.
Comment: OrangeSky Project brightens day for the needy
Weekly column by Kāpiti mayor K. Gurunathan
Comment: Digging into Spade Aid
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor
Community awards recognise volunteers' efforts
The Kāpiti Coast Civic Awards and Regional Community Awards were given out last week
Milestone moment approaching for Kāpiti Golf Club
Looking back at Kāpiti Golf Club history.
Break open the bubbly! Unique wine shop opens
"My whole modus operandi is not to be like anyone else..."
Concerns raised over snapper quota increase and trawler movements
"I think the proposed increase to the commercial snapper catch limit is a terrible idea."
'It was like a bus had hit the house': Earthquake hits lower North Island overnight
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake hit west of Paraparaumu just before 4am.
Comment: Celebrating business success
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Petition to keep Waikanae Recycling Centre open
The Waikanae Recycling Centre is now closed despite a petition and protest by residents.
Kāpiti cellist hits high note with prestigious award
Cellist Lavinnia Rae is now in the UK studying with the London Symphony Orchestra
Innovative rideshare start-up being trialled
Hitch connects commuters heading the same way at the same time.
Kāpiti Coast residents fear repercussions of ramped up snapper fishing
MPI wants to increase catch by as much as 133 per cent following rejuvenated stock levels.
More money for Horowhenua expressway
Both Treasury and the Ministry of Transport voted down the Horowhenua Expressway.
Ōtaki MP says GP given options before decision to return to UK
The young Ōtaki GP left the country last month after a year in residency limbo.
Rural GP with 1300 patients quits NZ after a year in residency limbo
More than 1300 people have lost their skilled young doctor at Ōtaki Medical Centre.
Kāpiti locals start project to share the warmth this winter
Sophie, Penny and Dan have started a project to get warm clothes to those who need it.
Long-term Parkwood Retirement Village stalwart set to retire
"It has been great to see it through to where it is now."
Comment: 'His head wobbled as he staggered and collapsed, blood streaming out'
Weekly column by Kāpiti Mayor K Gurunathan
Orchestra invites students opportunity to perform as soloists
Kāpiti College students Clara and Lucia are performing with the Kāpiti Concert Orchestra.
Cola creates buzz at Raumati South School
'We can now get outside more and do more things in an all-weather environment'