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Mayor comments on proposed regional local government changes
NewsWaipā Mayor Mike Pettit has responded to the Government’s recent announcement on proposed regional local government changes, emphasising the importance of keeping an eye to the future.
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Waipā supports feral cats being added to Predator Free 2050 list
NewsFeral cats will be added to New Zealand’s Predator Free 2050 strategy, a move welcomed by Waipā District Council as a boost for native wildlife and local communities.
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Appeal against Newcombe Road quarry withdrawn
NewsAn appeal against a resource consent for a sand quarry in Newcombe Rd, Cambridge, has been resolved through a meeting between the applicant R S Sand Limited and the appellant, Mr Rhys Powell.
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We need a third bridge while preserving town character, says community
NewsA third bridge over the Waikato River has emerged as the top priority for the community, after the first round of public feedback for Waipā District Council's Cambridge Connections project.
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Ninety-nine new citizens join the Waipā whānau
NewsNinety-nine new Kiwis were celebrated at a Waipā citizenship ceremony on Friday in Te Awamutu, proudly supported by family and friends and officially welcomed by Waipā Mayor Mike Pettit.
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Help shape what's next for Karāpiro Lake Domain
NewsWaipā residents are being invited to help shape the future of one of the district’s most popular destinations, Karāpiro Lake Domain.
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Help with rates for Waipā low-income households
NewsMore Waipā residents could be eligible for a rebate of up to $805, following changes to the Government’s Rate Rebate Scheme.
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Davies-Colley appointed as Waipā Deputy Mayor
NewsTop polling Cambridge Ward councillor Jo Davies-Colley has been appointed as Waipā District’s Deputy Mayor.
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Community called to uproot invasive weed
NewsWaipā locals are being encouraged to join a community effort to help tackle the noxious weed woolly nightshade at a drop-off event on Saturday, November 1.
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Minister's decision: financial contributions for new homes in Waipā
NewsNew homes built in the urban areas of Cambridge, Te Awamutu and Kihikihi will be liable for financial contributions from next month.
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Investigations continue into potential lifeline for historic landmark
NewsThe future of Cambridge’s historic water tower could hinge on the results of new foundation testing which started this week.
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Waipā Mayor-elect welcomes $100 million boost for Southern Links
NewsMayor-elect Mike Pettit has welcomed the Government’s announcement of a $100 million investment to progress design, consenting, and significant site investigations for the Southern Links project.
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New Waipā Mayor Mike Pettit ready to ‘get to work’
NewsNewly elected Waipā Mayor Mike Pettit says he is honoured to have been chosen to lead the district and is ready to get to work on behalf of the community.
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Mike Pettit confirmed as Mayor as final election results declared
NewsWaipā District Council’s final election results are in and have confirmed the standings at the preliminary counting stage.
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Public access reinstated at Sainsbury Forest
NewsPirongia’s Sainsbury Forest will remain open to the public following a legal review of the Council’s health and safety obligations.
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Home again: Te Awamutu Museum reopening with history, science and fun
NewsTamariki and whānau are invited to explore Waipā’s rich history and significant taonga at the reopening of Te Awamutu Museum on Roche Street from 10am on Thursday, October 23.
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Preliminary results confirm Waipā will welcome Mike Pettit as Mayor
NewsPreliminary election results have confirmed Mike Pettit as Mayor-Elect for the Waipā District. The preliminary results show there has been a change in representation for the Cambridge Ward.
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Waipā looks set to welcome a new Mayor
NewsWaipā looks set to welcome a new Mayor, with progress results indicating Mike Pettit will wear the chains for the next three years.
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Public safety a priority at Pirongia’s Sainsbury Forest
NewsEnsuring public safety is at the heart of new signage at Pirongia’s Sainsbury Forest reflecting the area is a commercial forest, not a public recreational reserve.
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Share your ideas for Cambridge’s transport future
NewsIt’s your turn – help shape the future of Cambridge’s transport network.
