Kāpiti Council welcomes progress on Peka Peka to Ōtaki section of the Kāpiti Expressway
The Kāpiti Council welcomes the New Zealand Transport Agency’s decision to award the contract for the 13 kilometre Peka Peka to Ōtaki section of the […]
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Kāpiti Council helps food service businesses
Kāpiti Coast Council hosted a successful training session for food service providers to help businesses stay up to speed on industry requirements. Along with Ministry […]
Kāpiti School Patrols march for road safety
Pupils from Kāpiti primary schools braved heavy rain to parade through Paraparaumu town centre today, celebrating their hard work to keep roads safe around their […]
Kāpiti Community board chairs confirmed
The chairs for Kāpiti Coast District Council’s four community boards have all been confirmed. Community boards have four representatives each and have been elected for […]
Cheaper weekend bus fares for Christmas!
Kāpiti Coasters travelling by bus in Wellington over the next few weekends are in for some reduced fares as the Christmas spirit hits public transport. […]
See the Great Outdoors in Regional Parks
After the year we’ve had we all need a bit of relaxation, and Wellington’s Regional Parks provide the ideal venue. Greater Wellington Regional Parks portfolio […]
Kāpiti Food Fair Exceeds Expectations
The owners of the Kāpiti Food Fair, Helene Judge and Jeanine van Kradenburg are super happy with the number of visitors coming to the Fair […]
Trump invited to Kāpiti talk on Abrupt Climate Change
Newly elected US President Donald Trump has been invited to attend a talk on Abrupt Climate Change to be held at the Kāpiti Community Centre […]
Rating agency affirms regional councils AA/A-1+ credit rating
Credit rating agency Standard and Poors/Rating Direct has affirmed Greater Wellington Regional Council’s AA/A-1+ outlook stable credit rating, saying that any significant damage resulting from […]
Kāpiti in part of Paua sting
Three groups of recreational divers face prosecution after being nabbed with a total of almost 400 illegally caught paua in the Wellington region over the […]
