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NZ photographer recreates famous paintings in lockdown
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Update from Kāpiti's regional council representative Penny Gaylor
Penny Gaylor writes about some of the things the regional council has been doing.
Pizza boxes to the rescue
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New clientele seek Kapiti Community Foodbank help.
Artists in lockdown
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Staged and tightly controlled release of pent-up pressure vital
Don't get complacent in the fight against Covid-19 coronavirus - Kāpiti mayor.
Charlotte Kerrigan's album Paper Lanterns charts on NZ Top 40
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Wow factor: lockdown face painting challenge
Christy Lewis' colourful and inspiring face paintings.
Special moment for Kāpiti News
Kāpiti News is a finalist in major media awards Community Newspaper of the Year category.
Fundraising for KidsCan through drawing
Charlie wants to be a YouTube sensation and raise money for a good cause.
Stunning mandala on Waikanae Beach a symbol of hope
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Teenager makes hospital scrub hats for free
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Isolation panic attacks claim life of 93yo grandfather
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Covid-19 coronavirus: Kāpiti's emergency operations centre responds to Covid-19
Kāpiti's Emergency Operations Centre has kicked into action, responding to Covid-19.
Dramatic reduction in air pollution levels
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Sacrificing rights and freedoms for common good
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Kāpiti's economy will still take a big hit
Brad Olsen provides update on Kāpiti's economy and its potential recovery after Covid-19.
Ironman during lockdown: 90km bike of local streets, 45 laps of the block
Neighbours cheer on virtual marathon man as he races around the block - 45 times.
'Community idiots': Trail bikers snapped hooning in lockdown
Kapiti's mayor has called in police over the blatant and continuous breaches.
Beekeeping fabric part of homemade face mask initiative
Deborah Hambly saw the importance of face masks before the Covid 19 coronavirus pandemic.
Kāpiti residents are being urged to stay put this Easter
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The importance of reinforcing civilisation's values
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'NZ's best street': Kapiti Coast neighbours' touching tribute for 75yo widow
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