Kapiti Volunteer stories wanted
As part of National Volunteer Week 2021 Volunteer Kāpiti want to celebrate and recognise your volunteer experiences. “Tell us how your team of volunteers connected […]
Articles by Tim Wilson
KCDC grants support waste reduction
Kāpiti community groups, iwi, schools, neighbourhood groups and businesses can apply for funding to support innovative solutions for reducing waste until 25 July. Waste Levy […]
Kapiti publisher launching Vietnam ANZACS
Kāpiti publisher Bob Anderson loves books and has a special passion for military histories. Bob’s company, John Douglas Publishing, is probably Australasia’s leading publisher of […]
Balancing the Budget with Chris Money
“Please come and join us for drinks and nibbles on June 24, to hear how Budget 2021 delivers (or not) for you and its implications on the Horowhenua […]
Major 1080 drop for Kapiti Forest
The Akatarawa Forest (see map) on the Kāpiti Coast is undergoing a significant 1080 drop through the month of June and residents are advised to […]
Māoriland Presents Anika Moa – New Date
E te iwi, this is a reminder that due to ill health, Anika Moa was unable to join us for her show scheduled for this […]
Metlink celebrates more women working in rail
Metlink’s rail operator Transdev Wellington is seeing a growing diversity within the team, with women staff numbers soaring higher than the Australasian average in the […]
Helping fish migrate and spawn in Kapiti waterways
Greater Wellington is working with landowners to identify fish passage barriers in Kāpiti Coast waterways, a programme that connects to larger initiative with local iwi, […]
Kapiti Chamber of Commerce hosts David Seymour for lively post-Budget event
A lively and humorous analysis of the 2021 Budget by Act leader David Seymour drew an engaged crowd at a Kāpiti Coast Chamber of Commerce […]
Russian Opera Star visits Kapiti
Russian opera singer Olga Shanina’s first concert at Southward’s Theatre will be a memorable evening for lovers of fine singing. The international star is brought […]