Kāpiti Marine Reserve patrol boat call repeated
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Live: Wild weather moves north after washing out bridge, roads, cutting power
The Waiho Bridge has been destroyed as a major autumn storm edges north.
Construction begins on eco-village in Paraparaumu
Village will comprise 25 highly efficient weatherboard houses and lots more.
Lower North Island safe haven farm in need of rescue
Elamore Farm Rescue will cease to exist unless it finds a new location.
Roswell: The truth is out there
Travel: Mike Yardley goes in search of aliens at the world's most famous UFO crash site.
Kāpiti murder accused's name suppression continues
The man was excused from appearing in court this morning.
We must be one people: Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy
Dame Patsy delivers inspiring message at Kāpiti College.
New Zealand falls silent: 'We are broken-hearted but we are not broken'
New Zealand stops to mourn the victims of the Christchurch terror attack.
Live: Crowds gather for call to prayer, two minutes' silence
Today marks one week since the massacre of 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch.
Raumati professor James Renwick honoured
James Renwick on climate change: If enough people speak up, the message will get through.
Swimathon fundraiser for Waikanae family trip
Good luck to Hayze, Sapphyre, Indica and Reign.
Living to 100: It's down to bacon and eggs
Les Pilcher claims good care and bacon and eggs as his secret in living to 100 years.
The Chase: 'No quick fix' for pursuits and calls for ban on chases
Police Association has welcomed a major review into pursuits.
Police pursuits: Review wants study into why drivers flee
A major review of the police pursuits policy has been released today
Mobility chair, designed in Ōtaki, hits international market
Omeo opens up lots of opportunities.
Measles: Rest of NZ just as vulnerable to outbreak, experts warn
As Canterbury fights an outbreak experts warn against anti-vaccination event.
'Rotten care': Elderly rest home residents dying due to low level of help - union
Reports of man dying after being too scared to report infected wound due to low staffing.
Strike not a day off education - Kāpiti student strike co-ordinator
"Think about the burden of inaction and how much you can take from one day off school."
Book release: The Lost Cows based on true event
A Kapiti writer has released a new book called The Lost Cows.
Book about entertainer Ray Woolf
Celebration of a popular singer, actor and television host.
Waikanae River one of 14 catchments chosen for funding
The river catchments work is focused on improving ecological integrity and resilience.
Music Review: Jan Preston, Play It Again Jan
Jan Preston is one passionate piano player, writes Tony Nielsen.
America's mother road: Arizona and Route 66
Mike Yardley embarks down America's famous Route 66 highway.
Why playing bridge is good for you
Taupō and Tūrangi Weekender editor tries her hand at a few hands and learns a few tricks.
Last dance for Kāpiti's much loved girlband
The Retro Diva's are retiring after 13 years entertaining locals.
Kāpiti rest home homicide: Grandmother visiting a friend when killed
Family grieve murdered Otaki woman who was a well-known dancer with a "kind heart".
Letter uncovered in Kāpiti a look back to NZ life in early 1980s
A letter to the future from 1981 has been discovered in the wall of a Kāpiti house.
Paraparaumu man's special link to Laurel and Hardy
Trevor, 97, beamed as he watched the story of his old penpal Stan on the silver screen.
Snorkelling in the Kāpiti Marine Reserve
Getting a glimpse of a special underwater wonderland.
Maritime NZ: No Excuses campaign checks on boaties
Maritime NZ has launched a campaign that will ensure boaties follow the rules.
Counting down to Womad 2019
Fans of world music and dance are gearing up for the annual Taranaki event.