Kapiti – the good old days
This photo features an A40 Devon at what was then the Paraparaumu Ramp Service Station. Locals may recognise this as the area where Boat City […]
Community
Council votes for plan change enabling more housing in Kāpiti
Today, Kāpiti Coast District Council voted to approve changes to its District Plan to enable more housing in the district. Mayor Janet Holborow said the […]
Death of Kapiti artist and poet
Tribute by Julie Webb-Pullman Mercedes Jean Webb-Pullman, who died on 29 July aged 73, became a significant literary presence in New Zealand, most well-known for […]
Partnership sees more Maori nurses Qualified
Te Āti Awa has partnered with Whitireia and WelTec to qualify more Māori nurses. Te Rūnanganui o Te Āti Awa in partnership with Whitireia and […]
Kapiti Morning Show with Catherine Scullin
Catherine Scullin hosts the popular Morning Show on Coast Access Radio 104.7FM on Wednesday mornings and says she is excited about bringing more culturally diverse […]
Maramataka 2023 celebrates Rongoā Māori Wisdom and Cultural Heritage
Te Whakaminenga o Kāpiti, in collaboration with the Rongoā Collective of the Ā.R.T. Confederation, is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated launch of Maramataka 2023. […]
Two youths caught following assaults at train stations
Kāpiti Mana Police Area Commander Inspector Renee Perkins says two youths have been charged in relation to recent violent offending targeting young people in and […]
Missing Person in water off Kapiti Coast
Police say they received a report of a person in the water who they did not see return around 12:40pm. Police, The Westpac helicopter, Coastguard […]
Vision and Commitment transform Greendale Reserve
In 1998 Viola Palmer was in the grips of the tree planting bug. It’s fair to say she still is. Having worked with husband Phil […]
Ram Raids reactions
When Kāpiti was hit with a series of Ram Raids late last year there was a public outcry and a call for harsher penalties as […]