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Another wonderful image from Simon Woolf. It was taken on the Kāpiti Coast.
"This bird is believe it, or not, I believe is Black Tern! "The Black Tern is one of four marsh tern species found worldwide and the rarest in New Zealand, with one accepted sighting north of Wellington in … View moreAnother wonderful image from Simon Woolf. It was taken on the Kāpiti Coast.
"This bird is believe it, or not, I believe is Black Tern! "The Black Tern is one of four marsh tern species found worldwide and the rarest in New Zealand, with one accepted sighting north of Wellington in 2022. When breeding it is a small black tern with grey wings. It is pale in non-breeding plumage (as was the only local record).
Like the closely related white-winged black tern, the black tern can be found in a range of freshwater and estuarine habitats. The nominate form breeds in Eurasia, migrating to Africa to winter, while the North America subspecies migrates to Central and South America" We now have at least three birds in New Zealand, as I spotted three individual birds with the flock of White Fronted Terns. So rare in NZ. Very rapt, and a great find."
THE Lions Club of Kapiti.
Have you ever wondered how you can help your community?
Be a Lion
L - looking for a way you can help?
I - in the Kapiti Community
O - our local Lions Club
N - needs you for
… View moreTHE Lions Club of Kapiti.
Have you ever wondered how you can help your community?
Be a Lion
L - looking for a way you can help?
I - in the Kapiti Community
O - our local Lions Club
N - needs you for
S - service to others
Make a Difference today
Together Everyone Achieves More
If you want more details contact Andrew, on 0212137338 or at
president.kapiti@lionsclubs.org.nz
The countdown's on for SoundSplash! Make sure you get your tickets today from Coastlands Aquatic Centre.
Tomorrow from 5pm, 8–13-year-olds will rule the pool, spa and slide at Coastlands Aquatic Centre’s SoundSplash event. With a night full of tunes, swimming, big bombs, dunk tanks and … View moreThe countdown's on for SoundSplash! Make sure you get your tickets today from Coastlands Aquatic Centre.
Tomorrow from 5pm, 8–13-year-olds will rule the pool, spa and slide at Coastlands Aquatic Centre’s SoundSplash event. With a night full of tunes, swimming, big bombs, dunk tanks and TikTok dance challenges this event is popular, so pop in and grab your tickets now.
To find out more about this event and other Council events, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
Refresh an old table with a Resene Colorwood Whitewash finish.
Learn how to make old new again wiith these handy instructions.
In today's #FromTheFieldFriday, our sustainability advisor Rob Dunn was delighted to present prizes to Paraparaumu Beach School staff for their efforts in this year's Love to Ride Aotearoa Bike Challenge!
During the February challenge the school's staff rode 590 kilometres, with a… View moreIn today's #FromTheFieldFriday, our sustainability advisor Rob Dunn was delighted to present prizes to Paraparaumu Beach School staff for their efforts in this year's Love to Ride Aotearoa Bike Challenge!
During the February challenge the school's staff rode 590 kilometres, with a 12 percent participation rate. Throughout Kāpiti, cyclists made the most of our sunshine days and beautiful tracks and trails, clocking up over 50,000 kilometres of riding overall.
Ka rawe team, keep up the great cycling! 🚲 🚲 🚲
For inspiration to explore, experience and visit our tracks and trails, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
After 20 years of planning, fundraising and design, and 18 months' construction, the new Mahara Gallery was blessed this week by Kāpiti kaumatua Te Rakauoteora Te Maipi (Koro Don). A public reopening is expected later this year, once the space has its final touches.
This practical … View moreAfter 20 years of planning, fundraising and design, and 18 months' construction, the new Mahara Gallery was blessed this week by Kāpiti kaumatua Te Rakauoteora Te Maipi (Koro Don). A public reopening is expected later this year, once the space has its final touches.
This practical completion stage means the Mahara Gallery Trust can start moving back into the gallery and working on the all-important climate control systems. When the climate is stable, the Trust can move their taonga back and set up exhibitions.
Ngā mihi to those who've helped reach this milestone. It's a testament to the dedicated efforts of many, many people who've worked to achieve the vision of a museum-quality arts space in Kāpiti. To find out more about this project, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
At K.O Land Maintenance we offer many high quality affordable services around the Kapiti Coast Region.
Listed below are some of our most popular services:
- Weeding
- Tree & Hedge trimming / removal
- Greenwaste Removals
- Water Blasting
- Lawn Mowing
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- + many … View moreAt K.O Land Maintenance we offer many high quality affordable services around the Kapiti Coast Region.
Listed below are some of our most popular services:
- Weeding
- Tree & Hedge trimming / removal
- Greenwaste Removals
- Water Blasting
- Lawn Mowing
- Section Clean Ups
- + many more
If you were interested in a free quote feel free to message us !! - 027 5924 993
The Amohia stormwater network upgrade in Paraparaumu has moved into the south-east corner of Kāpiti School’s field, and our contractors are carrying out finishing work in Iver Trask Place.
Traffic on Iver Trask Place has been reconfigured, but the one-way system remains in place for now. Some… View moreThe Amohia stormwater network upgrade in Paraparaumu has moved into the south-east corner of Kāpiti School’s field, and our contractors are carrying out finishing work in Iver Trask Place.
Traffic on Iver Trask Place has been reconfigured, but the one-way system remains in place for now. Some car parks have been reinstated and our contractors will reopen more as work progresses. Work is expected to reach Rimu Road in mid May.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as our crews progress this important project. It’s part of our plan to reduce flooding in the Amohia and Ruahine Street catchment areas, and help prepare our district to live with more water.
www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
Join us in honouring the ANZAC spirit on Tuesday 25 April to remember those New Zealand and Australian soldiers who bravely served together.
Stand alongside our local RSAs, serving and ex-serving personnel and their whānau to acknowledge the strength that comes from working together to overcome … View moreJoin us in honouring the ANZAC spirit on Tuesday 25 April to remember those New Zealand and Australian soldiers who bravely served together.
Stand alongside our local RSAs, serving and ex-serving personnel and their whānau to acknowledge the strength that comes from working together to overcome adversity. To find out more about ANZAC events in Kāpiti, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
And if you're out and about tomorrow, be sure to pick up a poppy for the annual poppy appeal. Donations collected on Poppy Day help Royal New Zealand RSA improve the health and wellbeing outcomes for Aotearoa New Zealand's veterans of all ages. ❤️
A truck stuck got stuck a narrow Wellington road this week - and it is not the first big-wheeled victim of the capital’s tight thoroughfares.
Some Wellington streets are more likely than others to collect wedged buses and trucks, with one resident saying in 2016 that a stuck bus was a … View moreA truck stuck got stuck a narrow Wellington road this week - and it is not the first big-wheeled victim of the capital’s tight thoroughfares.
Some Wellington streets are more likely than others to collect wedged buses and trucks, with one resident saying in 2016 that a stuck bus was a six-monthly affair on one bend.
Hi Everyone,
We currently are getting rid of some deleted tiles that are great for fire hearths or crafty art projects.
We also have some old pallets that are great as firewood.
If you are interested they are around the back of Tile Warehouse, first in first served.
Over the coming months our online Have Your Say consultation platform will be open for new topics, projects and initiatives, and we want you to be in the know.
Keen to keep up to date with opportunities to tell us what you think about these projects? Sign up to Have Your Say or, if you already … View moreOver the coming months our online Have Your Say consultation platform will be open for new topics, projects and initiatives, and we want you to be in the know.
Keen to keep up to date with opportunities to tell us what you think about these projects? Sign up to Have Your Say or, if you already are, make sure your details are up to date haveyoursay.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
To shape the Kāpiti we want for the future, we all need to get involved – step up and have your say!
The 2023 General Election is to be held on Saturday 14th October 2023 - that's less than 6 months until you make your vote!
In the lead up to the election, what issues are you most wanting to hear from parties and their candidates about?
Type NFP if you want your comments excluded from … View moreThe 2023 General Election is to be held on Saturday 14th October 2023 - that's less than 6 months until you make your vote!
In the lead up to the election, what issues are you most wanting to hear from parties and their candidates about?
Type NFP if you want your comments excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
MetService New Zealand have issued a heavy rain warning for 24hrs from 8am Wed, 19 Apr - 8am Thu, 20 Apr. Expect 80 to 110mm of rain with peak rates of 15 to 20 mm per hour are possible, mainly around the middle of the day.
If you are in a low-lying area now would be a good time to clear your … View moreMetService New Zealand have issued a heavy rain warning for 24hrs from 8am Wed, 19 Apr - 8am Thu, 20 Apr. Expect 80 to 110mm of rain with peak rates of 15 to 20 mm per hour are possible, mainly around the middle of the day.
If you are in a low-lying area now would be a good time to clear your gutters and spouting of leaves and to check over your household emergency plans.
Stay safe out there and keep an eye on Metservice, Wellington Region Emergency Management Office and our website www.kapiticoast.govt.nz... for the latest weather updates.
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