SX4 Takes Off
Cody Cooper, 9-time NZ MX1 motocross champion, has officially confirmed he will be the first signing for the inaugural SX4 event set to be staged […]
Articles by Tim Wilson
Creative Communities grants awarded with COVID-19 in mind
Seventeen Kāpiti arts projects have been awarded funding through the latest round of the Creative Communities Scheme.The Kāpiti Coast District Council has awarded $23,000 to […]
Kāpiti Council to consider Local Approved Products Policy
In accordance with the Psychoactive Substances Act 2013, Council will consider the current Kāpiti Coast Local Approved Products Policy (LAPP) which was adopted in 2015.The […]
Money and Sustainability ‘ The Missing Link
Kāpiti’s Deirdre Kent says facing the climate change emergency brings so much urgency and has issued an invitation to a webinar addressing money and sustainability. […]
Album release show for Seaside Sloths
Sloth-themed band Seaside Sloths showcase their recent ‘Fear And Slothing In Sloth Vegas’ album live at the new Te Raukura performing arts centre on Friday […]
Putting the ‘heart’ in freshwater data is key to conservation
Greater Wellington Region Council is innovating ways to transform and humanise freshwater data to drive positive change, through CreativeHQ’s NZ GovTech Accelerator programme. Greater Wellington […]
Metlink is running free fares for Round the Bays
To keep carbon emissions low and morale high, Metlink is providing free transport across its whole network (bus, ferry and rail) in the Greater Wellington […]
Better Business helping out Mary Potter Hospice
In this most uncertain year, our local BNI – Better Business Chapter on the Kāpiti Coast put their thinking caps on to help raise funds […]
Mystery of Kāpiti Ship Visit solved
Many Kāpiti Coasters have been wondering why a large cargo ship has been moored off shore for the last couple of days.The ship, the IVS […]
Your vote for Bird of the Year
Greater Wellington councillors are singing the same tune, announcing their top five species for Bird of the Year 2020; kākā, tūturiwhatu (banded dotterel), kererū, tīeke […]