2023 Civic Honours & Youth Excellence Scholarships nominations open
Exceptional people deserve to be celebrated. Horowhenua District Council would like to show their most outstanding volunteers how valued they are by presenting them with […]
Articles by Tim Wilson
Horowhenua’s next round of community grants is open for application
Do you need funding for your community organisation, programme, project or event that will benefit and enrich the lives of our community? Horowhenua District Council […]
Precious taonga showcased in Te Kura ā Rohe
Evoking taonga inspired by our rohe have been brought together in the Māpuna Kabinet Art Gallery, in Foxton’s Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom. Te Kura ā […]
Partnership sees more Maori nurses Qualified
Te Āti Awa has partnered with Whitireia and WelTec to qualify more Māori nurses. Te Rūnanganui o Te Āti Awa in partnership with Whitireia and […]
Stunning silver for Murray, brilliant bronze for Briggs
Paralympian Nicole Murray seized stunning silver in the Individual Pursuit, while Devon Briggs pushed through the bunch to bag bronze in the Scratch Race at […]
Kapiti Morning Show with Catherine Scullin
Catherine Scullin hosts the popular Morning Show on Coast Access Radio 104.7FM on Wednesday mornings and says she is excited about bringing more culturally diverse […]
Maramataka 2023 celebrates Rongoā Māori Wisdom and Cultural Heritage
Te Whakaminenga o Kāpiti, in collaboration with the Rongoā Collective of the Ā.R.T. Confederation, is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated launch of Maramataka 2023. […]
Two youths caught following assaults at train stations
Kāpiti Mana Police Area Commander Inspector Renee Perkins says two youths have been charged in relation to recent violent offending targeting young people in and […]
New Toi MAHARA identity for Kāpiti Coast District Gallery
Kāpiti Coast’s District Public Art Gallery, MAHARA, is introducing a new visual identity to coincide with the redevelopment of the gallery building. Mahara Gallery Trust […]
Council consults on proposed safer speed limits in our neighbourhoods
All councils in Aotearoa are legally required to review speed limits around schools and to consult on a Speed Management Plan to set safe and […]