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NZ touch and rugby rep now crossfit champ
Former NZ touch rep from Ōtaki now making waves in Crossfit in Oz.
Major changes for Todd Property Group
Todd Property Group sells a lot of its assets including Kapiti Coast Airport.
Thinking outside of the box - literally
Architectural garden designer Bayley LuuTomes' latest challenge.
Life changing gift of spa pool: more than a luxury item
Kash has been gifted a spa pool, used to help relax his muscles instead of medicine.
Papua New Guinea: A journey through the past
Rosalie Willis goes on a journey of discoveries in Papua New Guinea.
Missing Foxton plane found crashed - two dead
A light plane reported missing has been found with the bodies of two people inside.
Dance champion speechless after win
More success for Paraparaumu College dancers at the Dance NZ Made national finals.
$600k lighting and sound revamp for Southward Theatre
A big revamp will bring the 50-year-old theatre in Kāpiti up to date.
Sixty-three jobs affected by cheese factory closure
Fonterra's Te Roto Drive cheese factory will close in April 2020.
From freak accident to travelling the world with the Wheel Blacks
A freak accident hasn't stopped Gavin Rolton from being active...
Four national awards: 'The highest honour we could receive'
Kapiti Learn to Swim have won four out of five awards at the annual NZSCTA awards.
Tackling a long walk for charity
Jason Tonkin and Abby Wendy's big adventure is about to start.
Levin expressway supporters eye freed-up funds
The Transport Agency says decisions on re-allocated funding will be made this week.
Significant Ōtaki to Levin expressway on the back-burner
Rangitikei MP Ian McKelvie bemoans lack of vision around transport and roading.
Reserve part of Marine Sentinel Sites programme
Kāpiti Marine Reserve is part of Marine Sentinel Sites programme.
Outstanding results in performing arts competitions for schools
Great results for Paraparaumu College and Kāpiti College in hip hop and barbershop.
Te Ara Korowai receive highly commended award at Parliament
Te Ara Korowai have been nationally recognised for their work in the Kāpiti community.
Gloriously eclectic works by Kāpiti artists on show
Debbie Pointon and Helen Forrest are exhibiting at the NZ Academy of Fine Arts.
Special cards part of Conservation Week
Caroline Beaufort humbled to be part of celebrations.
'Get real with us,' Horizons chairman tells NZTA
The Ōtaki to north of Levin highway project has been delayed indefinitely.
Triangle research takes Kāpiti student to Bulgaria
"I really like the visual aspect of geometry, being able to visually see the mathematics."
Cancer sufferer needs $10k a month to keep family together
The only hope of survival for Andrew Hercus is unfunded drugs costing $10,000 per month.
Council candidates refuse to share stage with indecent assault offender
Some candidates said it was outrageous he would even be allowed to stand for election.
Kāpiti artist's abstract painting in top 30 finalists
Words might be hard, but Heather Lopdell bares her soul for all to see through art.
Paraparaumu College student off to cheerleading world champs
Kapiti's Sacha Hibberd is moving to Auckland to prepare for the cheerleading world champs.
Coastella cancelled and future festival looks uncertain
Kāpiti's Coastella music festival will not take place next year.
Beanie getting better under SPCA care
Choker chain embedded in dog's chest and shoulder for at least two weeks.
Transmission Gully motorway will not be tolled
Transmission Gully north of Wellington will not be tolled.