Mahara Gallery – Frances Hodgkins and British modernism 1920–1935
Kāpiti’s District Art Galley, Toi Mahara in Waikanae has opened a stunning new exhibition of world renowned artist Frances Hodgkins titled Further revelation: Frances Hodgkins […]
Articles by Nigel Wilson
‘Desperate shortage’ of smaller homes for Kapiti Seniors
Robin Gunston of Homes for Good says central Kāpiti has a desperate shortage of suitable, smaller homes for Seniors. “A small estate of mainly 1 […]
Police catch morning drink driver after school dropoff
A 36-year-old woman was caught driving badly impaired, over three times the legal alcohol limit, on Monday morning. Sergeant Colin Wright says this recent example […]
Kāpiti teen detained in Gaza
Ōtaki teenager Samuel Leason has been detained by Israeli forces after the yacht he was aboard as part of a humanitarian flotilla to Gaza was […]
Ōtaki to host powerful Māori Theatre work Out the Gate
A groundbreaking Māori theatre production exploring incarceration and healing will take the stage in Ōtaki this month. Out the Gate, written by Helen Pearse-Otene and […]
Former Kapiti executives preside over Wellington Water tech failures
Two former Kāpiti Coast District Council chief executives now in top roles at Wellington Water are under fire as a $37 million technology overhaul exposes […]
Church Market – St Lukes Waikanae
St Luke’s Church Waikanae are holding their annual Market Day on Saturday October 11 and all are welcome.
Coastal Rhythms for Kapiti
Coastal Rhythms are celebrating the start of a new season with their first of many dance music events right here on the Kāpiti Coast. The […]
A Cautionary Tale for NZ’s Art Curriculum Shift
By Micheline Robinson When Will walked into his high school art classroom as a 16-year-old student, he carried more than a sketchbook. He carried the […]
Blessing of the Animals
The Ōtaki Waikanae Presbyterian Parish invites you come along with your beloved pets or bring a photo of a cherished pet no longer with you […]