News
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Culprits fined for illegal dumping
NewsFive offenders were slapped with a $400 fine in the last week for illegally dumping rubbish in Waipā.
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Council on lookout for new enforcement officer
NewsThe search for an additional enforcement officer is underway to help alleviate parking frustrations in Cambridge and Te Awamutu.
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Change proposed for Cambridge Town Hall
NewsWaipā District Council will formally consult the community on setting up an independent Charitable Trust to manage the Cambridge Town Hall.
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Milestones reached for Waikeria project
NewsA major milestone for Waipā District Council’s Waikeria wastewater pipeline project has been reached with the completion of the Waikeria to Kihikihi section last week.
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Champion vision to move Waipā forward for next 10 years
NewsWe’re Waipā Home of Champions and we plan to stay that way.
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Rates rebate scheme now open
NewsLow income earners in Waipā who own their home and were paying rates and living there on 1 July 2020 could be eligible for a Rates Rebate Scheme discount of up to $655.
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Strong support for Maungatautari Plan
NewsA renewed Maungatautari Reserve Management Plan has garnered strong support from Iwi, councillors and the wider community for its ‘clear and forward-thinking’ approach.
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Iwi representatives at Council
NewsFour iwi representatives have been appointed to formal Committees of Waipā District Council.
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Mayor rejects ‘super council’ concerns
NewsWaipā mayor Jim Mylchreest says it’s “common sense” that councils around a major urban centre like Hamilton plan collectively – but they don’t need a super council like Auckland to do it.
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Pictures of progress at the Cambridge Pool
NewsPhotos of the Cambridge Pool have been shared by Waipā District Council, showing a glimpse of progress on-site.
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Te Ara Wai Journeys up for three awards
NewsWork on a project to showcase Waipā’s significant cultural sites has been acknowledged as some of the best design work in New Zealand.
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Cambridge C4 structure plan endorsed
NewsA new residential area, known as C4, is one step closer following the endorsement of a structure plan at Council today.
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A Bright Future for Pirongia
NewsImproving access to the Waipā river, providing more recreational places for youth and making it safer for children to walk and cycle to school are key focuses of a plan for the future of Pirongia.
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More dogs, but fewer complaints
NewsMore dogs are calling Waipā home but complaints to the Council about canine companions are falling.
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Waipā steady, but pain ahead
NewsA $68 million increased dairy payout has seen Waipā buck the national trend with a tiny move upward in average annual gross domestic product over the latest quarter.
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BAU at Council’s public facilities
NewsRestrictions have been removed at the Cambridge and Te Awamutu libraries and Te Awamutu Museum following a nationwide move to Alert Level 1 last night.
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Perception of Council’s performance on the rise
NewsThe number of Waipā residents satisfied with Council’s performance over the past year has risen compared to 2019.
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Business as usual in Waipā
NewsIt’s back to business as usual at Waipā District Council following a return to Alert Level 1 at midnight last night.
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Te Wiki o te Reo Māori celebrated at Council
NewsA drive to incorporate te reo Māori into everyday life at Waipā District Council is one of several ways Council is celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori this year.
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Council launches ‘Designer Dunny’ public art competition
NewsWaipā residents are encouraged to let their imaginations run wild designing the exterior of a new public toilet facility in Te Awamutu.
