'Everyone's sharing, it's beautiful, it's bringing people together.'

Kokoro Frost has returned to Ōtaki where he is continuing to train with coach Jon Winter.

"It's awesome to brush shoulders and meet athletes that you've grown up watching on TV."

After a year of operation, Wonky Box is now servicing the Kāpiti district.

The housing will help alleviate housing woes in Ōtaki.

Investment in Ōtaki's water and roading infrastructure will enable 1000 homes to be built

Students from Kāpiti and Horowhenua were invited to the Blue Light Take a Kid Flying Day.

"I feel like my work is having a positive impact on their lives."

Michel Tuffery and Yvonne de Mille's works aim to inspire traditional kite making.

The club reformed many times in the beginning until it started again for good in 1953.

Check your insurance and top your trees is the advice of one Kāpiti resident.

"It was shaking and shuddering and I thought is this going to rip the building apart?"

Libby Hakaraia has been championing Māori storytelling through media and film for 30 yrs.

The hours are long, the training intense - but at least she can sleep in class.

Plans for an arts centre surrounding Smišek's famous beehive kilns have been announced.

Jan is now knitting snoods to support Bowel Cancer NZ and raise awareness.

Eleven speakers will share their ideas, basing their talks around the theme 'emerge'.

The Smith and Perkins family history has been remembered in an exhibition

This comes as the need continues to increase due to the pandemic and rising living costs.

Investment is still needed in and around Kāpiti to continue making it more accessible.

Kelly Fox from Traffic Updates-Horowhenua Kapiti Wellington shares her experience on TG.

Kapakapanui Track is a challenging but stunning day hike, just 10 minutes from Waikanae.

After last year's success in Kāpiti four more districts will be included in the programme.

A beach wheelchair is available at Waikanae Beach, Kāpiti for anyone who needs it.

Ukrainian couple's anguish for family and what you can do to help

Local forager Mike King has created a greenhouse classroom for students at Ōtaki College.

The club has taken the opportunity to be more representative of its community

The new arcade is located on Te Roto Drive, Paraparaumu.

"It was shocking when I was informed of this honour."

'Someone thinking the mahi I do as worthy of this level of honour is incredibly humbling.'

Daniel McGregor-Brimble has won the William Wallace Te Iho Pūmanawa award.

The search continues for missing Kāpiti man Joe Pryor.

Forget struggling to put up a tent, Te Hapua Glamping is the perfect place for a getaway.

The Electra Business and Innovation Awards were held online last Friday.

Totally Oaked made by Elemental Cider in Ōtaki has been named NZ's best traditional cider

Kaibosh Kāpiti-Horowhenua has moved to a bigger site on Sheffield St, Paraparaumu.

The Cafe Ramblers from Ōtaki are preparing to raise $2000 and walk 50km for Oxfam

Vibrant, friendly and colourful dining experiences are endless on the Kāpiti Coast.

The Kāpiti Food Fair is going ahead on December 4.

The expo will be operating under level 2 restrictions on November 7.

Kāpiti Olives and Totara Tunnel Olives have won major awards at the NZ EVOO Awards.

KYS is one of the largest providers of community services in Kāpiti.

Production in the old cheese factory in Te Roto Drive started just before lockdown

Good Habits were halfway through their NZ Farewell Tour when lockdown hit.

The Hair Studio Kāpiti's Janelle Harlen was shocked to be a finalist in three categories

For one Kiwi company, supporting local has seen revenue grow by 1831.7% in past year.

Handmaid is a finalist for the Electra Business and Innovation Awards.

Foxx and Filly are finalists for the Electra Business and Innovation Awards.

The Wonky Box has expanded to the Wellington CBD during lockdown.

Ella Booth is launching a range of equestrian clothing and also featuring at Fashion Week.

Start-up business has been a "voyage of discovery" for couple.

The Waikanae Rugby Football Club is still going strong

Sophie, Penny and Dan have started a project to get warm clothes to those who need it.

The inaugural Kāpiti Half marathon is set to take place in November.

The relocation of historic beehive kilns made by famous potter Mirek Smišek is complete.

"I'm very honoured the recognition is for both the performing arts and the community."

The competition had a record 1100 entries from 28 countries.

Kaibosh Kāpiti have helped 27 community groups over their first year in the community.

Māoriland are helping bring the tikanga of Matariki into understanding with new festival.

Books and Co is opening next Wednesday in Ōtaki.

Rosalie Willis shares her experience climbing Kapakapnui Summit in the Tararua Ranges.

The project is encouraging kids to get adventurous outside and read books.

Māoriland's programme manager Maddy de Young has been announced as a semi-finalist.

Jane Chamberlain from Waikanae won the Charles Monro Rugby Volunteer of the Year award.

The programme will give young players in Kāpiti an opportunity to play at the top level.

Minister Carmel Sepuloni announced the programme will receive $995,000 in funding.

Isobel has contributed to the cultural health of Ōtaki and Manakau communities for years.

The kilns were in the direct line of the Peka Peka to Ōtaki Expressway construction.

Scenic flights will be available on Jan 16-17, 2021.

Māoriland Hub in Ōtaki have developed courses for students aged 12-24.

Youth, housing, transportation and access to hospital care are priorities for Terisa.

Oriwa has won a GirlBoss award for Innovation for her work with Ngā Pakiaka.

The market is providing musicians with a place to perform after months of cancelled shows.

'...it was nail-biting but a really good result.'

Chris Barry from Kāpiti is fundraising for an e-trike to gain more independence.

Rosalie Willis talks to Kāpiti artists about how lockdown has impacted their creative flow

Mickey Carkeek's story is one of true love and community.