Kāpiti carpool commuters get priority parking at Waikanae Station
Train commuters who share a ride to Waikanae Station can now get priority parking but they’ll need to be early birds!Five spaces, in the parking […]
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Kāpiti Children’s Publisher releases 9th Title
After the successful Story Bridge project inspired by the stunning picture book Maia and What Matters, local publisher Book Island now launches its ninth title, […]
Kāpiti Run for Youth Launches
Registrations for teams and individuals to take part in the Web Genius Kāpiti Run for Youth are open.“We are hoping to raise more than what […]
Commemorating the heaven and hell of the Pacific War
Heaven and Hell is the theme of this years’ Memorial Day (the U.S.equivalent of Anzac Day) to be commemorated at the U.S.Marines Memorial in Queen […]
Silver service at Z Kāpiti
Do you know the feeling when you see something totally odd while doing the most mundane thing, and your mind just doesn’t register. Well that […]
Kāpiti ‘s Access Radio On The Move
After 18 years as a tenant at Aputa House in Mahara Place, Waikanae, Kāpiti’s Coast Access Radio is on the move. Graeme Joyes, station manager, […]
Kiosk saved – victory for campaigner
Community campaigner Dale Evans enjoyed a significant victory this week when the Kāpiti Coast District Council formally voted to have the Kiosk at Maclean Park, […]
Manas home ownership dream fading under National
The latest Harcourts’ Marketwatch survey released today has shown that house prices have continued to rise across the Wellington region despite LVR (Loan to Ratio) […]
Bore water assurances don’t go down well
Kāpiti Council assurances that bore water is safe does not seem to have found favour with the public. There continue to be a heavy number […]
‘Kronic’ now stands for the Governments poor handling of Legal Highs says candidate
“The Government has dropped the ball when implementing the Psychoactive Substances Act,” says Rob McCann, Labour Candidate for Ōtaki, after a recent march was held […]