Bastille Day joie de vivre with Kapiti Petanque
Staying true to the Kāpiti Petanque Club’s tradition, Bastille Day (July 14) was celebrated, with members coming dressed for the occasion. The weather stayed fine […]
Community
WanderSearch supports at-risk communities
WanderSearch is a tool for any person living with a cognitive impairment (for example a brain injury or dementia) who has a risk of going […]
Man charged in relation to Otaki assault
A 43-year-old man has been arrested and charged following a serious assault in Ōtaki earlier this month. In the early hours of Saturday 9 July, […]
The Big Book Box is back for its 21st birthday
The Lions ‘Big Box’ went back into Coastlands Mall last Sunday, marking its 21st successive year there. The box made its first appearance in 2001, […]
Boost to Otaki Bus Services welcomed
Metlink’s Ōtaki bus services will be doubled from 25 July, vastly improving commuter connections to trains running between Waikanae and Wellington. Weekday services on the […]
Kapiti Kindness combating pressure cooker of community stress
A group that set out to fuel kindness and connection in its community during the pandemic is finding small acts can have big impacts for […]
Kāpiti Libraries remove overdue fees
From today, Kāpiti Coast District Library users will not incur overdue fees on borrowed items following a decision to stop applying penalties to books, CDs, DVDs, […]
Applications now open for Kapiti Council’s Waste Levy Grants
Kāpiti Coast District Council has funding available through its Waste Levy Grants to help our community with projects focusing on waste minimisation. Sustainability and Resilience […]
Not all wounds bleed
Kāpiti acupuncture specialist Jason Bei has been taking a new approach to the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Injury and says the results so far […]
No Quick Fix for Kapiti Housing Shortage
By Cr Rob McCann There’s no quick fix to the housing crisis in New Zealand or the Kāpiti Coast, so when I was given the […]