Wellington green geckos move from Ngā Manu to Mana Island
They started out at Zealandia then moved to Ngā Manu, now they are heading to Mana Island.
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Nomad artists create urban huts for NZ Festival of the Arts
Created by 'hut nerds' six huts will be around Kāpiti as part of the NZ Festival.
A charming and well kept holiday park
Four night family camp well worth it in Carterton Holiday Park.
Historic DC-3 still commanding the skies
Ten DC-3 flights in Kāpiti were fully booked out.
Butcher hanging up his hook
Andrew Stroombergen is leaving Waikanae Butchery after 13 years.
NZ golf courses feature on world's top 100 list
Fourth biennial ranking of the world's top courses features six in New Zealand
Womad 2020: 10 Questions with Soaked Oats
Dunedin sludge-poppers get set for New Plymouth festival.
New Year Honour for services to dance and theatre
Jan Bolwell has been a leader in New Zealand dance theatre.
Womad 2020: 10 Questions with Troy Kingi
Award-winning musician Troy Kingi on the meaning of success.
Discovering Kāpiti's Queen Elizabeth Park
Walking, running, cycling, horse riding - park has it all.
Mum shares her experience walking the Camino de Santiago
Kāpiti mum Rachel Goodman walked the 600km trail by herself in 39 days.
Festive forest features with tea and refreshments for all
Waikanae Baptist Church is putting on a spectacular show of Christmas trees.
Folk music 'has touched many souls'
Canadian group on why New Zealand audiences need to hear their brand of French folk.
Father-son relationship proves successful for karate training
Jackson Youl has been awarded his black belt in karate after being trained by his father.
Get a bird's-eye view of mega-motorway build
A lot has been completed, but there's a lot more to do. We take to the air for a look.
Foodies' stories tell Kāpiti's history
Joanna Piatek has created a keep safe Kāpiti cookbook featuring foodies and their stories.
New rugby based occupational therapy programme trialled in NZ
After a successful trial, plans to start a Sense Rugby programme in Kāpiti are underway.
Family still manning the pumps after four decades
Milestone for well-known Waikanae service station.
Kittens rescued from thought to be abandoned property in Paraparaumu
Five kittens and their mother were found and rescued by the SPCA in Paraparaumu.
Still enjoying the 'rough and tumble' of judo at age 74
"Judo was a way of keeping fit and getting rid of frustrations the job brought with it."
Tuuletar: Get set for vocal fireworks
Playing in NZ next year is a dream come true for Finnish "vocal folk hop" act Tuuletar.
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Gruelling day for Kapiti Youth Support staff
Kapiti Youth Support workers put themselves in the place of their youth.
Kāpiti actor makes it on the big screen
Madeleine Adams wants young people to know if she could do it they can do it.
Book is about positivity and overcoming hard times
Book helps children when dark clouds arrive.
Reusable coffee cup helps change Kiwis' mindsets
CupCycling reduces waste to the landfill.
Mixed netball crusader recognised as NZDF coach of the year
Kāpiti man Mike Gray has been named NZDF sports coach of the year.
Brightening someone's day with flowers
"People say such lovely things to you and you've done such a simple thing."
There in your hour of need
Lynaire Walls has been volunteering as a Victim Support worker for 25 years.
From heavy smoker to Ironman regular
"I had smoked for 21 years, when I gave up I was like 'what am I going to do to get fit?'
Kāpiti groups win community awards
It was a successful night for Kāpiti at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards.
Paraparaumu College's life saving piece of equipment
College's defibrillator has already saved a life.