Kapiti Law on the Move
Jane Stevenson’s favourite business line is ‘At Kāpiti Law we say relax, we’re only lawyers.’ Jane has been involved in Kāpiti civil and legal society […]
Lifestyle
Illegally dumped rubbish cost Kapiti $60,000
Fly-tipping. Littering. Illegal rubbish dumping. Whatever you call it, it pollutes the environment, spoils our shared spaces, can be dangerous for people and animals and […]
Kapiti Lions e-Waste Collection Catching On
Kāpiti people are getting a firmer grip on the opportunity to get rid of old electrical equipment including computers and cellphones under a Lions Club […]
Guru of Chai just right for Kapiti
Guru of Chai has been described as a work of genius and Kāpiti Coasters will get their chance to see the show over three nights […]
Calling all Kapiti poets
If you’re a poet, we want to know it! Kāpiti Coast District Libraries’ annual poetry competition returned for its twelfth year with Phantom Billstickers National […]
Justice of the Peace at Kapiti Libraries
A Justice of the Peace (JP) service is up and running at the Kāpiti Coast libraries – you don’t need an appointment, just come along, […]
Otaki Market hosts Otaki Kids Workshop: Empowering young entrepreneurs
The Ōtaki Market is thrilled to announce the Ōtaki Kids Workshop, a dynamic one-day event designed to empower young entrepreneurs and elevate their small businesses […]
Red Beanbag Sessions for Kapiti
Raumati singer/songwriter Jeff Simmonds takes flight as part of his superb Red Beanbag Sessions. Video link to the song All Around the World to be […]
Top musicians for Kapiti Cello and Piano Recital
Andrew Joyce and Jian Liu are two of New Zealand’s best-known musicians – Andrew as Principal Cellist of the NZSO and Jian as Acting Head […]
Waikanae Professor features in King’s Honours
Professor Christine Stephens of Waikanae has been awarded an ONZM for services to health psychology and seniors. Professor Stephens has been co-lead with Professor Fiona […]