Age-Friendly Kapiti and the impact on business
By Kevin Burrows Over 26% of Kāpiti residents are over the age of sixty-five, and 27.5% are over the age of sixty. These percentages are […]
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Kapiti seniors trapped by time
Kāpiti Grey Power spokesperson Keith Wood says Kāpiti senior residents are getting a poor deal relative to other centres and face an effective public transport […]
Early construction begins on Waikanae Library – Te Ara Whetu
Early works in advance of the main construction have started on new Waikanae Library – Te Ara Whetū, reports Kāpiti Coast District Council. Brendan Owens, […]
Kapiti gets live art at Copperfield Collective
In celebration of Matariki 2025 and this year’s theme “Matariki ki te Wai” (Matariki of the Water), Copperfield Collective is hosting a live painting session by renowned […]
Jenn Leov exhibit at The Kilns at Te Horo
Sculptures in clay will be a core part of Jenn Leov’s end of residency exhibition at The Kilns at Te Horo. The two-day exhibition will […]
Kapiti Coast Coffee Trail
Fuel your Kāpiti Coast visit (or staycation) with a journey to some of the best coffee spots in town. Our Kāpiti Coffee Trail guide connects […]
Moth Quartet float into Toi Mahara
Moth Quartet, formed in 2023, is a string quartet of composers — Tristan Carter (violin), Salina Fisher (violin), Elliot Vaughan (viola), and Nicholas Denton Protsack […]
Matariki and Early Paekākāriki History Exhibition
Paekākāriki Station Museum presents an exhibition showcasing the early history of Paekākāriki – as well as celebrating Matariki – through stories, speakers, displays, poetry and […]
Quiz Night at Toi MAHARA Gallery
Make a team and join a fun quiz night and fundraiser for Toi MAHARA Gallery. No prior art knowledge necessary. There will be spot prizes, […]
Police release name after Fatal crash, Number 1 Line, Manawatū
Police have released the name of the man who died following a crash on Number 1 Line on 25 May. He was Martin Lucien Symington, […]