Applications now open for Kapiti Council’s Waste Levy Grants
Kāpiti Coast District Council has funding available through its Waste Levy Grants to help our community with projects focusing on waste minimisation. Sustainability and Resilience […]
Articles by Nigel Wilson
Not all wounds bleed
Kāpiti acupuncture specialist Jason Bei has been taking a new approach to the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Injury and says the results so far […]
No Quick Fix for Kapiti Housing Shortage
By Cr Rob McCann There’s no quick fix to the housing crisis in New Zealand or the Kāpiti Coast, so when I was given the […]
The engineer and the maintainer speak about Transmission Gully
Transmission Gully, described as a game changer for the Kāpiti Coast, was a long time in the planning and construction but since it was opened […]
Kapiti Chamber calls for Election Candidates
Local government elections on the Kāpiti Coast are fast approaching. Amidst the usual pre-election bustle, the Kāpiti Coast Chamber is calling for suitable candidates to […]
‘Men should treat their bodies like their cars’
By Conor English “A recent article suggested that “seven in 10 men would rather clean a toilet than go to a doctor”. Further “when men […]
Covid update
Covid-19 update: Total number of cases in NZ tops 1.3m, with 4429 new community cases today More than 1.3 million cases of Covid-19 have now […]
Tracey Jones speaker for Kapiti Entrepeneurs
Guest speaker at the Kāpiti 50+ Entrepreneur meeting this week is local entrepreneur Tracey Jones. The meeting is from 6.30pm-8.30pm on Monday June 27 in […]
Reikorangi tree planting for Matariki
The Reikorangi community is celebrating New Zealand’s very first Matariki Public Holiday with a tree planting afternoon. Organisers say come along to the Reikorangi Hall […]
Finding employment pathways for Kāpiti’s youth
Work Ready Kāpiti recently hosted their first event for 2022 – the #SuperMeet. The #SuperMeet event was created to connect rangatahi and local employers in […]