Coastlands vouchers for hardworking staff
Kapiti Retirement Trust gives vouchers to staff who worked onsite during level 4 lockdown.
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Pharmacy changes hands after "a fantastic partnership"
After more than 30 years, Raumati Pharmacy has changed hands.
Gymnast waiting out pandemic in Denmark to bring experience home
Tara Fitzgerald from Waikanae is waiting out the coronavirus pandemic in Denmark.
From helicopter pilot to aspiring politician
'90 per cent excitement and 10 per cent fear' for aspiring politician Tim Costley.
Student motivated by a sense of 'This could have been me'
Paraparaumu College students will participate in the 40 Hour Famine this weekend.
Netball still alive in Horowhenua
Horowhenua netball players can still play, despite the regular competition being canned.
Improving freshwater quality
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Time to hook and reel in Kāpiti Island Gateway project
Weekly column by Kāpiti mayor K Gurunathan
Outlining the case for labour hire
Brent Mulholland writes about the benefits of labour hire.
Honour a reflection of team success, says new dame
Karen Poutasi has been appointed a dame companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Health advocate Liz Hird humbled by award
Liz Hird made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Another earthquake jolts lower North Island
A magnitude 4.7 quake has jolted the central and lower North Island on Saturday night.
Special concert in Paekākāriki
Mulled Wine Concerts returning, with audience numbers limited to 90 under level 2.
Provincial Growth Fund application being prepared for Kāpiti Island Gateway project
Council seeks Provincial Growth Fund money to help build Kāpiti Island Gateway centre.
'We'll be here ready': Kāpiti Island tourism operators hopeful
'Kāpiti Island tells an important story ... one New Zealanders need to engage with.'
Lockdown had silver lining for dialysis patient
Working from home meant Janine could work while receiving treatment at the same time.
Kapiti Village's milestone moment
Twenty five years since first paying customers moved into Kapiti Village, Paraparaumu.
Guilty plea in Kāpiti Coast murder
Man admits fatal stabbing of 45-year-old woman in Paraparaumu last August.
Garden cafe and organic tea delights
The Cafe at Harrison's thankful for community support.
Plants give businesses new life
New opportunities have helped new business The Power Plant survive the Covid-19 lockdown.
Fund will help get more trains
Weekly column from Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council's Penny Gaylor.
Quartet entertains at retirement village
College jazz quartet plays at Sevenoaks Retirement Village.
Local cafe owners adapting to survive
The Common Room, Paraparaumu Beach, was just five weeks old before lockdown.
The art of slow travel: Discovering the Wairarapa
Discovering ancient lighthouses and brilliant bookstores a few hours from the capital.
Long-awaited sculpture symbolising the journey of whales to be installed
Installation starts on Monday for the long awaited sculpture.
Opportunity knocks for Kāpiti Island Gateway project
Council considers PGF application for proposed Kāpiti Island Gateway building
Innovation and ingenuity by Waikanae cinema owner
Sneeze screens, germ guards, plastic protectors … go to the cinema with peace of mind.
Diary notes key part of mystery thriller book
David McGill and his latest mystery thriller book.
Waikanae villa highly commended at national bed & breakfast awards
Award comes at good time for Waikanae bed and breakfast.