Award comes at good time for Waikanae bed and breakfast.

Weekly column by Kāpiti mayor K Gurunathan.

Weekly Penny Gaylor column.

Coffee and Flowers business bouncing back.

Postponed Ōtaki Yard weekly market set to boost the town and make it a destination.

Horowhenua-Kāpiti Rugby working hard to address wellbeing of staff and players.

Bernard Long is the Green Party candidate for Ōtaki in the upcoming election.

Knock-on effects of lockdown are causing Heather Sleet to temporarily close her business.

The man, a Otaki local, is known to the victim.

After winning nationally, Kapiti Olive Oils win gold on international stage.

Only 25 per cent of local businesses could operate fully in level 3.

Boxes of old items found hidden beneath the floorboards.

Spirits were high when Andy's Barber Shop reopened.

Leo Barber wins Ed Walsh Award for story about getting back to nature.

All of Kāpiti's libraries will be reopening tomorrow but with extra precautions.

Teddy bear keeps passersby entertained in Paraparaumu.

Self Isolation Support Kapiti/SVA are continuing to helping the vulnerable with groceries.

There has been a lot happening behind the scenes at Coastlands.

Despite no visitors, the costs remain the same for Ngā Manu Nature Reserve in Waikanae.

Cabinet will make its decisions as to whether NZ is ready to move from level 3 on Monday.

Tunnelweb spider photo wins boy an award in photographic competition.

Good Habits are residing in the seaside town of Paekākāriki until they can travel again.

Northland muso Troy Kingi takes out top award at Taite Music prize giving.

Mahara Gallery creates an online exhibition.

The Bond Store's hand sanitiser is helping businesses keep going.

Kāpiti mayor challenges Wellington politicians to focus on a post Covid-19 world.

The billion-dollar-project faces yet another delay after lockdown and staff leaving.

Selling local products and supporting the Wellington region.

Can I go to the beach or get a KFC drive-through?