News
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Proposed rezoning of Te Awamutu golf course land open for feedback
NewsIf you have views on a proposal to rezone part of the Te Awamutu Golf Course to allow residential development, now is the time to have your say.
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Over the hump: Cambridge and Kihikihi speed bumps to be smoothed
NewsCommunity concerns over steep speed bumps in Cambridge and Kihikihi addressed by Council's Community Delivery Committee.
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Kihikihi Domain grandstand to be demolished
NewsThe historic Kihikihi Domain grandstand is to be demolished this month because of serious safety concerns about its condition.
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Work begins to strengthen and maintain the Cambridge Water Tower
NewsWork has begun to strengthen and maintain Cambridge’s historic Water Tower, addressing safety concerns while preserving one of the town’s most iconic landmarks.
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Stop sign coming for Lamb Street intersection
NewsA call from residents for a safer Lamb Street will see a stop sign installed at the intersection with Sunline Drive in Leamington in the coming weeks.
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Community at the heart of Future Us transformation
NewsPutting the community at the heart of what it does is driving a major programme of change endorsed by Waipā District Council yesterday.
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Mokomoko find a new home at Pukemako Reserve
NewsMokomoko (copper skinks) were welcomed to their new home at Cambridge’s Pukemako Reserve last week.
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Waipā Mayor voices frustration after local government reform decision
NewsMayor Mike Pettit says councils have every right to be frustrated after being pushed to deliver Head Start proposals at speed, only for the Government to now pause the decision-making process.
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New technology takes a closer look at parking in Waipā
NewsNew technology to build a clearer picture of how parking spaces are being used across the district is being trialled by Waipā District Council.
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Last chance to apply for Waipā Mayoral Relief Fund
NewsApplications for the Waipā Mayoral Disaster Relief Fund will close at the end of September, so Waipā residents and businesses are being urged to get their applications in.
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Nominations open for Cambridge Community Board Awards
NewsThe Cambridge Community Board is encouraging residents to help recognise the people who make a positive difference in the community, with nominations now open for the Cambridge Community Board Awards.
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Waipā welcomes 63 new citizens
NewsIt was a day of celebration for 63 people who officially became New Zealand citizens at a ceremony held at Cambridge Town Hall this morning.
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Partnership puts wastewater project in the running for national award
NewsThe Cambridge Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade is one of three finalists in the Project Award category.
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New partnership aims to strengthen Cambridge’s public art
NewsAn exciting new partnership between the Cambridge Public Art Trust and Waipā District Council will create a framework for bringing community-led public art projects to life across Cambridge.
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Rethink your wardrobe this Slow Fashion September
NewsFrom repair and sewing workshops to thrift shop tours and a sustainable fashion show, Slow Fashion September offers something for everyone.
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What could your creativity bring to Waipā?
NewsApplications are now open for the Creative Communities Scheme, helping turn your arts, music or cultural project into something the whole community can enjoy.
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Traffic lights return to Te Awamutu as big retail development approved
NewsA private plan change that will return traffic lights to Te Awamutu and bring an expanded Mitre 10 store to Cambridge Road has been approved.
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Council updates three committees to reflect new ways of working
NewsThree of Waipā District Council’s committees will have a new name and a refined purpose from Tuesday, September 1, to match its new organisational structure.
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The evidence behind Cambridge Connections - moving to consultation
NewsCouncil is calling for the community to look at the evidence behind Cambridge Connections, its 30-year transport plan for Cambridge, before the draft plan is prepared for consultation in October.
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Te Awamutu’s Weeping Fountain flowing again
NewsAfter nearly 20 years, Te Awamutu’s Weeping Fountain is weeping again – bringing an intriguing piece of local history back to life in a sustainable way.
