March 29, 2021

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Grants support local Māori businesses to grow

March 29, 2021

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Grants support local Māori businesses to grow

Five organisations have received support from the Māori Economic Development Grants fund to develop their services and products.

February 5, 2021

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Free outdoor music events keep it in the family

February 5, 2021

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Free outdoor music events keep it in the family

Ryan Edwards, a local musician who will be performing at Acoustic in the Park this Saturday 13 February .

December 2, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Preparing for a summer of responsible camping

December 2, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Preparing for a summer of responsible camping

Local ambassadors will spend the summer spreading the word about how to responsibly freedom camp in Kāpiti, and promote the district’s attractions with visitors as they do so.

November 19, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Kāpiti gets big Jobs for Nature cash injection

November 19, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Kāpiti gets big Jobs for Nature cash injection

Kāpiti Coast District Council is delighted an unprecedented $8.5 million in Jobs for Nature funding will be coming to the district over the next four years.

October 16, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Youth encouraged to Think BIG

October 16, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Five youth groups are receiving funding from the Kāpiti Coast Youth Council for their rangatahi-led projects.

October 15, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Kāpiti Arts Trail celebrates twenty-year journey of creativity

October 15, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Kāpiti Arts Trail celebrates twenty-year journey of creativity

Kāpiti is gearing up for the District’s iconic annual art event in November, with over 100 artists signed up to show their artworks.

October 12, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Formal Beach Bylaw consultation kicks off

October 12, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Formal Beach Bylaw consultation kicks off

Formal consultation on the updated Kāpiti Coast District Council Beach Bylaw has opened and is the community’s opportunity to have a say on the rules and regulations used to keep our beaches safe.

September 30, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Safety improvements planned for Te Moana Road corridor

September 30, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Safety improvements planned for Te Moana Road corridor

A series of safety improvements are planned to start in early 2021 along the Te Moana Road corridor in Waikanae.

September 25, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

New damage at Blue Bluff, Ōtaki Gorge Road causing concern

September 25, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

New damage to the slip-prone bank at Blue Bluff on Ōtaki Gorge Road (13km inland from SH1) following Wednesday night’s heavy rain is causing concern and the Kāpiti Coast District Council have temporary closed the area to vehicles.

September 24, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Beach Bylaw consultation set to begin

September 24, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

The Kāpiti Coast District Council will seek the community’s feedback on an updated Beach Bylaw next month.

September 15, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Kāpiti Gateway funding application released

September 15, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Kāpiti Gateway funding application released

The Kāpiti Coast District Council has today published its Kāpiti Gateway application to the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) and supporting Indicative Business Case.

September 10, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Lights, kites, action – five events to receive support through the Kāpiti Major Events Fund

September 10, 2020

Tony Cutting

KCDC

Lights, kites, action – five events to receive support through the Kāpiti Major Events Fund

The Kāpiti Coast District Council has awarded $190,000 to five events which showcase a distinctly Kāpiti flavour and bring economic benefits by attracting visitors and boosting the local economy.

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The Kāpiti Coast District Council has today published its Kāpiti Gateway application to the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) and supporting Indicative Business Case.

The Kāpiti Coast District Council has awarded $190,000 to five events which showcase a distinctly Kāpiti flavour and bring economic benefits by attracting visitors and boosting the local economy.