Kapiti awash with Traffic Lights…
Traffic lights are not everyone’s cup of tea and Kāpiti seems to be awash with them at present, and public opinion appears to favour roundabouts […]
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Police say ‘selfie those serials’ ahead of the Christmas season
Police are encouraging people to record their serial numbers, to better be able to locate rightful owners of stolen goods and return them. “We routinely […]
‘Fart Tax Tractor Guy’ emerges from electoral fog
Organisers say everyone attending the Electra Business Breakfast earlier this week was positively provoked by Shane Ardern, former MP, innovative dairy farmer and farming activist. […]
Help CleanUp at Kapiti Foodbank
Kāpiti Foodbank has an updated Weekly priority list and its a dirty business. Each week as demand grows, the aim is to maintain a consistent […]
‘Bus-staches’ to boost fundraising effort
In support of Movember, Metlink buses operated by NZ Bus will again be donning a ‘facial’ feature during the month of November. Supporting the initiative […]
Poetry provides meaning and fulfilment after Parkinson’s diagnosis for Raumati Writer
A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease turned Tim Roberts’ life on its head but seven years later the Raumati man has found meaning and fulfilment in […]
New Kapiti Council sworn in
In a moving ceremony at a packed hall the new Kāpiti Coast District Council mayor Janet Holborow and councillors and community board members were officially […]
$61million boost for bus drivers
Greater Wellington welcomed news today that $61m from Government’s Budget 2022 will help lift bus driver wages and working conditions across the country. Chair of […]
Reikorangi Spring Fling jumps to November
World famous on the Kāpiti Coast, the Reikorangi Spring Fling has been given a new date – Sunday November 27. With a keen eye on […]
Raumati artist Tania Dally captures the voices of Portugal and Spain
Raumati artist Tania Dally has recently returned to Kāpiti after escaping the winter to paint in Portugal and Spain. The resulting series, named Voz: Voices […]