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Final repairs to Victoria Bridge due next week
NewsCambridge’s iconic Victoria Bridge is almost back to looking its best, with the final repairs to crash damage due to start on Monday (July 6).
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Your Council, Your Call: Waipā nominations open today
NewsNominations are officially open for the 2025 local government elections – and Waipā District Council is encouraging people to step up and help shape the district’s future.
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Under and over: another key infrastructure step for growth corridor
NewsThe second of Waipā’s first two pedestrian underpasses has been installed in one of Cambridge’s biggest growth areas earlier this week.
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Team member earns national recognition for infrastructure expertise
NewsA Waipā District Council staff member is making waves in the world of infrastructure asset management, earning national recognition for her expertise.
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Get those tails wagging and register your dog
NewsTime’s nearly up to register Waipā woofers for their new bling, before late fees apply.
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Let’s move forward on Cambridge Connections together, says Waipā Mayor
NewsThere were some tough lessons learned, but a refreshed Cambridge Connections is taking shape.
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Play, kai and celebrate: Leamington Domain’s new playground!
NewsLeamington is set to come alive on Saturday, July 5, with a community celebration to officially reopen the new Leamington Domain playground.
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Peace roses in a living memorial at Te Awamutu’s War Memorial Park
News‘Peace’ and ‘Lest We Forget’ roses will again bloom in the sunken cross at Te Awamutu’s War Memorial Park, creating a colourful, living memorial to honour the men and women who have served Aotearoa.
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Council in unenviable position as it looks to adopt Long Term Plan
NewsWaipā District Council is set to confirm an average 15.5 percent rates revenue increase for the 2025/26 year, following a sixth line-by-line budget review.
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Pirongia pitches in to plant thousands of natives
NewsMore than 5000 native trees have been planted at Pirongia’s Sainsbury Road Reserve in a bid to help nature flourish.
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Welcome to Waipā: international flights return to Hamilton Airport
NewsExcitement was in the air this morning as the first Jetstar flight from Australia touched down at Hamilton Airport – marking the return of regular international services.
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Stormwater outfall project blends infrastructure with nature
NewsThe newly completed stormwater outfall in Cambridge is proving that essential infrastructure and environmental care go hand-in-hand.
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Internet access to remain free at Waipā libraries
NewsInternet use at Waipā’s public libraries will remain free, following community feedback on proposed adjustments to fees and charges for 2025-2027.
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Make and donate project named finalist in WasteMINZ excellence awards
NewsA hands-on Waipā District Council initiative teaching people how to make their own household cleaning products has landed a finalist spot in the 2025 WasteMINZ Awards.
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Hallys Lane toilet busting for an upgrade
NewsA new public toilet block is coming to Cambridge’s Hallys Lane to replace the one that has served the community for about 30 years.
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Big win for Waipā events as government funding boost announced
NewsWaipā’s events sector has received a major boost, with $180,000 in Government funding secured for seven major events through the Regional Events Promotion Fund.
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Return of jets to Hamilton Airport a boon for the Waikato
NewsThe return of domestic jet services to Hamilton Airport for the first time in 25 years is set to be a boon for the whole of the Waikato, says Waipā District Mayor Susan O’Regan.
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Paving the road to completion
NewsCambridge Road commuters will soon enjoy the results of almost two years of roadworks, with the newly-sealed road and upgraded roundabout open to two lanes.
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Improving access for emergency services
NewsEmergency services will soon be able to respond more quickly in Cambridge, with a plan to formalise parking on Fort Street to clear the way for ambulances approved yesterday.
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Pirongia’s Sainsbury Reserve community planting day
NewsPirongia - get ready to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty for a great cause. Put Saturday, June 7 in your calendar – we are kicking off the ecological restoration of Sainsbury Road!
