June BA5 – Forsyth Barr
The Kāpiti Chamber of Commerce is inviting businesses to attended their BA5 (Business After 5pm) networking programme. On June 30 the BA5 will be Hosted […]
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Precautionary boil water notice issued for Hautere/Te Horo residents
Nearly 300 residents in the Hautere/Te Horo community on the Kāpiti Coast are being advised to boil their tap water before use as a precautionary […]
Kapiti celebrates Matariki
Unite with whanau, friends and community and brighten up winter this Matariki. Matariki rises on 2 July this year and heralds a month of live […]
Kapiti Cr bids to keep recycling Centre Open
Councillor Jackie Elliott is waging a campaign to keep the well used Waikanae Recycling Centre open after a move by Council to close it down. […]
Kapiti Volunteer stories wanted
As part of National Volunteer Week 2021 Volunteer Kāpiti want to celebrate and recognise your volunteer experiences. “Tell us how your team of volunteers connected […]
KCDC grants support waste reduction
Kāpiti community groups, iwi, schools, neighbourhood groups and businesses can apply for funding to support innovative solutions for reducing waste until 25 July. Waste Levy […]
Kapiti publisher launching Vietnam ANZACS
Kāpiti publisher Bob Anderson loves books and has a special passion for military histories. Bob’s company, John Douglas Publishing, is probably Australasia’s leading publisher of […]
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 […]
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, […]