Hearing Help at hand with Resonate and ACC
New Zealand has a very proud history of hard workers. From forestry to fisheries, dairy farming to industrial manufacturing, and everything in between; we’re as […]
Seniors
A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kapiti
Four lovers embroiled in a quartet of folly, a badass Duke and Amazonian queen at loggerheads, a group of amateur thespians trying to escape an […]
Otaki couple celebrate 70 years married
Ōtaki couple Alma and Arthur Ibbs have cut more wedding cakes than most people on the planet and they are still going strong after 70years. […]
Reikorangi Country Fair a treat for all
When the weather is excellent (most of the time), there is great music, pet parades, pony rides, great food, gumboot throwing contests, and plenty of […]
Festival of Pots and Garden Art
This Wellington Anniversary Weekend, let your creative spirit soar at the Festival of Pots and Garden Art, running from Thursday, January 16 to Monday, January […]
Kapiti Rental Market bucks trend
While Wellington City has seen a cooling of the rental market in recent times, Kāpiti Coast rentals are still in high demand. Cindy Foote of […]
Tutus on Tour – Kapiti
Kāpiti will have three performances of the Royal New Zealand Ballet Tutus on Tour 2025. This continues RNZB’s well-established and successful pattern of presenting classical […]
The Cat in the Hat
The Dr Seuss classic story The Cat in the Hat is hitting the stage at Southward Theatre. This is one of those shows for the […]
Kāpiti Youth Support – A call for community backing to strengthen the future of our youth
By Sophie Handford Kāpiti Youth Support (KYS), a cornerstone of our community, continues to make a profound difference in the lives of young people across […]
Transports of delight at Kapiti Gallery
Historical ships, planes and trains feature in the latest art exhibition in the Roderick and Gillian Deane Community Art Space at the Paraparaumu Library. Local […]