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Mātauranga Medical is based at 5 Tongariro St and welcomes new patients.

Amy Skipper has started the Mental Health Matters Initiative for youth.

Book designer Vida Kelly has worked with Quentin Blake to redesign Roald Dahl's books.

Horse owners at QEP in Kāpiti have just six weeks to find places to graze their horses.

Ben Bell talks to Kāpiti News about how he became Gore mayor after growing up in Ōtaki.

Artists at the inaugural exhibition will be from The Shed Project and other local artists.

The Paekākāriki Surf Lifeguards need to raise $5 million for their new clubrooms.

Both olive groves are boutique, with less than 600 olive trees.

As the city prepares for a big future, there are plenty of new attractions to visit now.

Still going strong at 100, Monica shares stories from her 100 years.

Janet Holborow narrowly overcame councillor Rob McCann to win the Kāpiti mayoralty.

Advocate and educator in "total disbelief" at accolade.

This year's theme is 'Reconnect - with the people and places that lift you up'.

The Tohorā Art Project is complete after 10 months of community workshops in Kāpiti.

Rosalie Willis takes a tour of the 'Ticket to Paradise' filming locations

Support from Kāpiti businesses gives Mason Cade Packer's thriller film the green light.

The Raumati Beach local works on Hollywood films and TV shows from his home in Kāpiti

'The goal is for Erena to become independent, we are very close to reaching that goal.'

Turanga Mahutonga's album Waiata Bros is released on September 21.

The Kāpiti Coast Civic and Community Awards were given out at Te Raukura last week

'Everyone's sharing, it's beautiful, it's bringing people together.'

Wally Brown took to writing humorous poems about the struggles of getting old.

Waikanae Law is participating in the campaign.

Home4All is day time programme run by Jan and Marian Weststrate in Raumati.

Kokoro Frost has returned to Ōtaki where he is continuing to train with coach Jon Winter.

Emma Hercus' work Red Handed is a 'majestically layered celebration of adversity'.

Lisa Call's piece Aragon wowed the judges

Jacquie won her industry's biggest award a year after starting Kāpiti Oral Health Clinic

"It's awesome to brush shoulders and meet athletes that you've grown up watching on TV."

New direction for Ngā Manu with Anna McKenzie Hawea as general manager.

After a year of operation, Wonky Box is now servicing the Kāpiti district.