August

Welcome to the beautiful Kāpiti Coast! Whether you’ve moved here recently or feel like an old hand, check out our checklist of how we do things a little differently in Kāpiti (and why!). 1. What you...

Crossings help everyone get where they’re going safely, whether they’re walking, cycling, scooting or driving. But not all crossings work in the same way. Here’s how to spot the difference

Keeping our roads safe, reliable and fit for everyday use takes ongoing planning and investment. One of the most important ways we do this is through road rehabilitation.

A lot goes into keeping Kāpiti in tip-top shape. We've been busy replacing old equipment and earthquake strengthening the Waikanae Water Treatment Plant to help keep drinking water safe and...

Kāpiti Coast District Council has been advised by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) that a former council employee has been charged with obtaining by deception. These charges have come about following an...

The Government is changing how local government operates across Aotearoa New Zealand. These changes aim to reduce duplication, improve efficiency, and help councils deliver better value for their...

Kāpiti has plenty to celebrate this week! We’re shining a light on the Good Sorts and community groups doing wonderful things across our district, while looking forward to an extra day of creativity...

Kāpiti Coast’s community spirit was celebrated last night at Te Raukura ki Kāpiti as local volunteers, leaders, and organisations were recognised at the 2026 Kāpiti Good Sorts and Wellington Airport...

Despite Kāpiti making its position clear, the Wellington Region Mayoral Forum has today agreed to push forward with its “supercity” Head Start Pathway proposal for the region. 

4 August 2026 | Long-serving advocate steps down There's plenty of things for you to do this week, such as helping us make our roads safer by having your say on our Speed Management Plan, signing up...

Kāpiti Coast District Council has today unanimously agreed to request the current Wellington Region Head Start Pathway proposal be amended to include a sub-regional unitary model.  Mayor Janet...

Kāpiti Coast District Council is asking the community for feedback on its Draft Speed Management Plan 2026–36. The plan replaces the current Speed Management Plan 2023–33, which no longer has legal...

After many years of dedicated service championing the interests of older people on the Kāpiti Coast, Kevin Burrows has stepped down as Chair of the district’s Older Persons Advisory Group. Kevin has...