🏠 Delivered across homes and bulk bins throughout the Kāpiti Coast every week
Your notice.
Kāpiti Coast.
Free notice up to 20 words.
Private notices up to 20 words are free. Charges may apply for additional words. Paid notices start from just $14 + GST.
FREE
Private ads up to 20 words
$14+
Notices from $14 + GST
~1,000
Homes per $1 + GST spent
Kāpiti’s
only weekly community newspaper
Kāpiti Coast
Weekly delivery
$14 + GST
Notices from
~1,000
Homes per $1
Midday Mon
Weekly deadline
Simple by design
How it works
From submission to your neighbours’ letterboxes — in three steps.
1
Submit your notice
Fill in our simple form online or email us. Private line ads up to 20 words are free. For commercial notices we’ll confirm pricing before anything is published.
2
We send a proof
You’ll receive a formatted proof by email. You confirm wording and any costs before we go to press. Deadline is midday Monday each week.
3
Published weekly
Your notice appears in print, delivered across the Kāpiti Coast. Local reach at genuinely extraordinary cost.
Roughly 1,000 households reached per $1 + GST spent. That’s not an impression — it’s a printed newspaper in someone’s hands.
Why Kāpiti News
Print that works
Kāpiti Coast
Delivered every week
Delivered across homes and bulk bins throughout the Kāpiti Coast. No algorithm, no ad blindness — your message in the reader’s hands.
Free*
Private line ads
Up to 20 words at no cost. Over 20 words from $17 + GST — we’ll confirm the cost by email before publishing.
$14+
Commercial notices
Starting from $14 + GST. We send a proof and confirm all costs by email before publishing. No online payments, no surprises.
What our advertisers say
From the community
“Hi Richard, I’m writing to thank you for the opportunity to advertise my handyman business in the local Kāpiti News, moving to Kapiti from Wellington sixteen months ago has meant I’ve had to start again to market myself and establish a new loyal client base. In just two months of advertising, I already have several repeat customers, rarely a day goes by without one or more inquiries, it’s great to know so many people turn to their local paper for help from local trades people. The feedback from new clients has been overwhelming that they value having a local paper that advertises services like mine.”
— Darrin Brown, All Things Maintenance
“A lot of people will come in or ring me, saying ‘I’ve just seen your little ad in the paper!'”
— Heather, The Computer Place