Ngāti Raukawa have final say on Treaty claim
The final tangata whenua Treaty hearing was held this week on Raukawa Marae in Ōtaki. The Ngāti Raukawa confederation of iwi located in the Manawatū/Horowhenua/Kāpiti […]
Articles by Nigel Wilson
Second death from Otaki house fire
A second person has died following a house fire in Ōtaki on Sunday. Elderly couple Earl Robert Stuart and Ngamata-A-Tumu Stuart have died after they […]
Kapiti Kids Workshop and Pop-Up Market: A Fun-Filled Success
An incredible day was had at the recent Kids Workshop and Pop-Up Market in Ōtaki. The event was buzzing with excitement, brimming with talented young […]
Kapiti being Snubbed by Region
By Gwynn Compton “Kāpiti should be included in talks around regional amalgamation and not shut out in the cold yet again, following the news that […]
Horowhenua Council calls for local contractors to join Trades Services Panel
A panel of Tradies is being sought by Horowhenua District Council from local contractors to join their Trades Services Panel. HDC says this panel offers […]
Pianist Henry Wong Doe to play in Waikanae
Award-winning pianist Henry Wong Doe performs for the Waikanae Music Society on Saturday 20 July. The concert, part of his “Back in New Zealand Tour”, […]
Leap into the Hoop Club Kapiti Social League
Hoop Club Kāpiti’s next Social Basketball League starts on 21 July 2024 and will run for 10 weeks on Sundays at Paraparaumu College. Games will start […]
Kāpiti communities get $160k funding boost
The Nikau Foundation has announced over $160,000 in funding to support Kāpiti communities. A total of $166,632 has been given to fund 29 applications from […]
Kapiti Chamber commends police response
The Kāpiti Business Chamber has commended local advocacy and the effective Police response following recent anti-social boy racer meet-ups. Local businesses are breathing a sigh […]
‘Two hats’ symbolism characterises John Baxter Kapiti exhibition
Rua Pōtae, the title John Baxter has chosen for an exhibition of early paintings and book illustrations at Toi MAHARA, translates simply as Two Hats. […]