Waikato District Council wants to form a ratepayer-owned council-control organisation (CCO) for future water management along with Waipa District and Hamilton City Councils.
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Tomorrow’s Extraordinary Infrastructure Committee meeting will be the first opportunity for Waikato District Council to indicate which option it prefers for the district’s future water management.
Huntly residents are advised that over the next few weeks our contractors will be investigating water connections in the area and at times, may need to enter properties briefly
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A multi-agency and community partnership approach will be employed to address potential erosion issues identified at Sunset Beach, Port Waikato.
Waikato district is a vast and unique area. From beaches to ranges, expressways to gravel roads, we’re distinctive from top to bottom!
The Huntly Footbridge maintenance programme has hit a bump in the road.
The first of three hearings for Waikato district’s draft 10 year plan gets underway tonight in Tuakau.
Waikato District Council Mayor Allan Sanson says any decision on management of the district’s future water supply is at least 10 to 12 weeks away.
Matariki will take centre stage at local eateries in June and July following the launch of the inaugural Tino Reka te Kai Matariki Menu Challenge.
Next month marks the start of the third annual Waikato District Matariki Festival, brought to you by Waikato District Council and Waikato-Tainui.
Wet weather and high winds over the weekend has delayed the re-installation of Huntly’s footbridge until Sunday 3 May.
Getting out and about in the community has been a key factor in the success of Waikato District Council’s 10 year plan consultation programme.
As we commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the Gallipoli landing we’re reminded of the commitment made by thousands of men and women who served, and continue to serve, our country.
Waikato district residents have until 5pm this Friday to share their thoughts on Council’s 10 year plan.
Ngaruawahia Library will closed at 5pm on Friday 24 April for a pre-winter spruce up.
We’re a district of animal lovers, with 13,615 dogs registered across our district
An open fire season will be introduced for the Waikato District Council area effective from Wednesday 1 April 2015.
Waikato District Council is appalled at the ongoing collection of illegally dumped rubbish at the Mercer public toilets and rest area on Riverbank Road, at the Roose Road turn off.
Waikato District Council will be issuing fire permits, but only on a case by case basis. Even though the district has had some rain, the ground and grass are still extremely dry and a fire risk.
Turangawaewae Regatta will celebrate its 120th event when the 2015 regatta is held on 21 March.
We’re having a great summer across the Waikato. Long, hot days have meant a chance to relax and enjoy the sun. It’s also meant that a lot of families have been enjoying inflatable swimming pools in their backyard.
Until further notice, Waikato District Council will not be issuing fire permits from 5pm, Friday 20 February.