Kāpiti viola player wins prestigious Award
Former Kāpiti College student Zephyr has won the National Youth Orchestra viola award
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Comment: Three Waters reforms high on agenda at conference
Weekly column by Kāpiti Mayor K Gurunathan
Forty hour football challenge raises funds for boy with illness
"It was a bit overwhelming and incredible for so many reasons."
Storm may have washed poisoned possum down rivers
"It's winter so please continue to take every care to keep yourself safe..."
Thieves target Thai restaurant construction site
"We're also a family business so every cent counts."
Three hundred-year-old book up for grabs
Expository Notes With Practical Observations on the New Testament has seen many reprints.
Turbulent time provides rich setting for mystery novel
David McGill releases latest Dan Delaney mystery novel.
Opinion: Environmental issues can lead to court battles
Weekly column by Kāpiti mayor K Gurunathan.
Watch: Orca-sitters on 24-hour duty as search for lost calf's pod goes global
'This has gone from a community event, into a nationwide event, and now it's gone global.'
Comment: Rail announcement welcomed
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Four Kāpiti artists finalists in IHC Art Awards
Tamzin Hine, Claire Hargreaves, Helen Wildin and Heather Lopdell have made the top 88.
Mickey Mouse and architectural language inspire shortlisted drawings
Elisabeth Vullings and Morag Stokes have been shortlisted for the Parkin Drawing Prize.
High profile townhouse development proposed for Paraparaumu
New townhouse development in Paraparaumu.
Kāpiti couple off to Tokyo as officials
Matt is an Olympic starter and Karen is the Paralympic chief judge in the canoeing events.
Unknown life of wartime hero features in new book
"I wondered why he got two bravery awards."
Concerns over proposed retirement village entrance
"Park Ave is busy now and cars tend to speed."
Kāpiti Island kōkako numbers get welcome boost
"The partnership with Fonterra has enabled this crucial work to happen ..."
New milestone reached for Paekākāriki Surf Lifeguards' new clubrooms
The lease means the club can now apply for more funding, consents and then start building.
Greater Wellington sign's off Long-Term Plan
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Campaign to get food bank into its own home
"If we can get into our own premises then we can get stability."
Kiwi chicks: Two leave, one arrives and one egg laid at Ngā Manu
Ngā Manu has been playing a big role in the national kiwi recovery programme.
Three Waters Reform proposal potential 'turd degree burn' for ratepayers
Kāpiti is being penalised for looking after its water infrastructure, mayor says.
Pickle Darling: 'Most bedroom pop artists make lockdown albums by default'
From Pickle Darling's bedroom to the nation's venues - they're off on a cosmic journey.
'Dodged a bullet': Wellington safe enough to return to level 1 today
Government has also deemed it safe enough to resume quarantine-free travel.
Good reasons for rates increase, says mayor
"We appreciate the average rates increase will be harder for some households ..."
Nature reserve visitor centre facelift begins
Ngā Manu's submission to council's long-term plan gets green light for visitor centre
Home, James: A modern balladeer returns to NZ
Graeme James on the challenge of releasing 24 songs over the course of a year.
New running event for Kāpiti
The inaugural Kāpiti Half marathon is set to take place in November.