Kāpiti Coast District Council Boasts NZ’s Most Qualified Drinking Water Team
The Kāpiti Coast District Council is now the proud home of the most highly qualified drinking water treatment team in the country after two team […]
Waikanae
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 […]
Update: Homicide investigation, Kapiti Coast
Police say a 31-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder over the death of a man in Waikanae Beach last night. Police responded […]
Waikanae Kindy gets Fabulous Fundraiser
Waikanae Kindergarten are holding a fabulous fashion fundraiser night with Copper Boutique in June. This looks like being a great night out – tickets and […]
Te Horo Hall to connect and build community
Waikanae Community Board deputy chair Michael Moore says the Te Horo Hall is a taonga – a treasure – for our community. The land it […]
Two-way traffic returns to Waikanae Bridge
NZTA Waka Kotahi have removed the southbound closure on Waikanae Bridge and opening it back up to two-way traffic. NZTA’s Emma Speight, Director Regional Relationships […]
Sheldon drops in to end Daylight Savings
Taking time out from being a TV megastar, Sheldon Cooper, AKA Jim Parsons, popped in to Waikanae to make sure his buddy Dave Chapman didn’t […]
High-risk toxic algae in Waikanae River at old State Highway 1
Red alert level warnings for toxic algae are in place for the Waikanae River at the old State Highway 1, Kāpiti. Toxic algae, or cyanobacteria, […]
Suspected avian botulism cases in Waimanu Lagoons
A number of dead waterfowl have been removed from Waimanu Lagoons, Waikanae. It’s suspected that avaian botulism, a disease that causes paralysis and death in birds and […]
History Panels dedicated at Waikanae Estuary
By Michael Moore Wild, wet and blustery weather, couldn’t dampen the spirits of those attending the dedication of the Waitangi interpretive panels at the Waikanae […]