What are WE going to do about the violence?
Kāpiti has had to deal with a great deal of violent behaviour in recent times, including two incidents that led to the deaths of two […]
Regional News
Ōtaki Gorge produces supreme Business Winner
An IT company based in the Ōtaki Gorge has been selected as the Electra Business of the Year for Kāpiti and Horowhenua. It is Aura […]
Kāpiti election hoarding draws complaints to KCDC and Irish Consul
Dozens of distressed parents have complained to the Kāpiti Coast District Council’s elections officer about a hoarding that caused sleeplessness and terror among their younger […]
Tickets now available for The 20th Annual Watties Cans Film Festival
Movie lovers around the country can visit their local participating cinema and swap a can for a movie ticket to see a blockbuster film at […]
Tried and untrue spray-on/prey-on product… ETHNOCIDE !!
Having trouble with pesky Maori land, designated wahi tapu, sacred springs etc getting in the way of motorway development? Try this proven product!It’s worked for […]
Kāpiti councillor reincarnation of ancient king?
Kāpiti psychic Clare Voyant has informed Pullet Surprise that, due to ‘unfinished karmic business’, Kāpiti Councillor Krishnan Gurunathan (Guru) is in fact a reincarnation of […]
Community have had their say
Editor, First of all I would like to congratulate all those candidates that were successful in being elected on Council and Community Boards. One would […]
Kāpiti District Council Taken to Court over Fluoridation
The Kāpiti Coast District Council is facing judicial review over its 2010 decision to retain water fluoridation. Kāpiti resident Mike woods has lodged a Judicial […]
Hollywood helps local Epilepsy Awareness Campaign
Get ready! It’s hereNovember is talk about it month! ‘Talk About It!’ is Epilepsy New Zealand’s national campaign dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy. In […]
A Big Bang in the sunshine
The sun shone down on Saturday morning as 200 competitors, dressed in life jackets and wetsuits, waited patiently on the banks of the River Ohau […]