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 […]
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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, […]
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 […]
Green Light for Otaki to Levin expressway
At Thursday’s Electra Business Breakfast Deputy PM Grant Roberston announced confirmation of funding for the Ōtaki to north of Levin expressway (O2NL). The new 24-kilometre […]
Big Hunter Turnout Expected For ‘Second Opening’ Of The Season
The long weekend ahead is being heralded by many duck hunters in the lower North Island as the “second opening” of the season, and Fish […]
Gold Coin Community Day at Ngā Manu Nature Reserve
Monday 7 June, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Ngā Manu Nature Reserve would like to say “a massive thank you to all our supporters and […]
Takutai Kāpiti tackles coastline challenges
Kāpiti Council is moving ahead with its commitment to prioritise how the district responds to coastal challenges in the face of a changing climate, and […]
Have your say on neighbourhood playground renewals
The Kāpiti Coast District Council is refreshing three Kāpiti playgrounds over the next financial year, and is asking residents to have their say on what […]
Get—Go Futures Day connects students with employers
The second Get—Go Futures Day was held on Friday the 21st of May, providing the opportunity for all Year 10 students in Horowhenua to visit […]