Raglan businesses flooded in to take advantage of the new free business support service that started at the Waikato District Council offices last week.
North Waikato residents will benefit from a new refuse and recycling drop-off facility opening in Tuakau later this month.
Waikato District Libraries will wipe your overdue fines during its Love your library week in exchange for cans of food.
Time is running out for people to have their say on Easter Trading in the Waikato district.
Waikato District Council and Huntly’s young people have started a new youth group and want more young people to come and join the fun.
If you see smoke coming from Raglan’s drainage system in the coming weeks, it should not be cause for alarm.
Waikato District Council welcomes the government announcement that it will be rolling out a second wave of ultrafast broadband (UFB) to eight of its growing towns.
Waikato is confirmed as the highest-growth district council in the North Island according to the latest figures from Statistics NZ, and housing affordability may be part of the reason.
Road safety is not a normal topic of conversation heard down at the pub, but a set of retro beer bottle stickers has sparked bar-room chatter of that nature in Raglan this summer.
A February start date has been announced for a new business support service in Raglan offering free advice and access to enterprise funding.
A restricted fire season will be introduced for rural areas of the Waikato district from 20 January, 2017.
Doing bombs has been banned at all Waikato District Council-owned swimming pools.
Raglan business people will soon be able to access a free advisory and support service to help their enterprise grow.
From the Hunua Ranges in the north to the volcanic features of Karioi and Pirongia in the south, Waikato District boasts a number of outstanding natural landscapes and landscape features.
The Waikato District Health Board (DHB) has issued a new health warning for Lake Whangape in the Waikato district due to raised levels of cyanobacterial toxins from algal blooms.
Waikato District Council’s Lake Rotokauri project has again gained recognition for a job well done.
The proceeds of Waikato District Council’s Cans for a Cause are being distributed this week.
Refuse and recycling collections over the festive season will occur one day later than usual.
The Waikato Rural Fire Authority is urging people planning to have burn offs and fires on their properties over the summer, to get them taken care of before Christmas.
Pokeno’s new ‘tiny library’ was unveiled this week on a site chosen by the community in the middle of the village between the Pokeno Community Hall and the old post office.
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