Kapiti’s Parks and Playgrounds
Community parks and playgrounds provide numerous benefits for individuals, families, and communities. Here are some of the key benefits: Overall, community parks and playgrounds offer […]
Lifestyle
Life in local Government
Working for local government can be a rewarding and fulfilling career choice. One reason is that it provides an opportunity to make a positive impact […]
Driving in Style
Luxury transport at affordable prices is becoming increasingly popular among travellers who are looking for a comfortable and convenient way to travel without breaking the […]
Kapiti weatherbombed – deluge and tornado
Much of Kāpiti was on the receiving end of a nasty weather bomb that hit over the last couple of days. Hot on the heels […]
Kapiti Sunsets a winner for Mary Potter Hospice
The last of the retail receipts are now in and this year’s Kāpiti Sunsets Calendar 2023 raised $12,710 for Mary Potter Hospice. Organiser Murray Short, […]
TG sees over 8million journeys in first year
It’s been a year since Te Ara Nui o Te Rangihaeata – Transmission Gully opened and the benefits have been huge—it’s provided significantly increased safety […]
Free water safety lessons for whanāu
Kāpiti Coast District Council are hosting a free session at Ōtaki Pool on Wednesday 19 April between 2-4pm, to introduce SplashSave to parents and caregivers […]
Increased off-peak discounts among Metlink fare changes from 1 April
Off-peak discounts on Metlink bus and train services are among the fare changes being introduced on the Greater Wellington public transport network from Saturday, 1 […]
Kapiti Council sets ambitious goal – action needed
Sahra Kress looks at the Kāpiti Council’s response to Climate Change Net Zero by 2040? An ambitious goal, but we need Council to accelerate urgent […]
Kāpiti Coast Art Trail 2023 now open for artist registration
Kāpiti artists – we want you. Kāpiti Coast District Council marketing manager Sonja Williams says planning is well underway for Te Ara Toi o te […]