News
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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.
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What's up in Waipā - Thursday August 20
What's up in WaipāIn this issue: Residents' Perception Survey results moving in the right direction, Slow Fashion September is almost here and Te Whare Taonga o Te Awamutu Museum’s school holiday programme a big hit.
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Council to consider options for Alexandra Street crossing
NewsA school student’s petition calling for a pedestrian crossing outside Te Awamutu College was put to Waipā District Council's Service Delivery Committee yesterday...
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Waipā’s speed bumps under scrutiny
NewsToo steep, too narrow or simply in the wrong place? Speed bumps around Waipā are getting a closer look.
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Legal proceeding costs explained
NewsChief Executive Steph O’Sullivan says the costs associated with recent legal proceedings following unacceptable online behaviour directed at a staff member were higher than expected.
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New checks added before Cambridge transport options are assessed
NewsWaipā District Council added two new checks to its Cambridge Connections transport planning assessment framework at its Strategic Planning and Policy meeting today.
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Waipā backs Western Waikato unitary authority proposal
NewsWaipā District Council has confirmed its support for a Western Waikato unitary authority proposal as its preferred pathway under the Government’s Local Government Reform Head Start programme.
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New paths to open up Leamington green space
NewsLeamington is getting a more open, walkable green space between Lamb Street and Roto-O-Rangi Road.
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Resident survey shows gradual improvement; highlights clear priorities
NewsCouncil's latest Residents' Perception Survey shows gradual improvements in community satisfaction, while highlighting clear priorities.
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Bring your event to life with Waipā’s $75,000 District Promotion Fund
NewsAre you planning a sporting event or festival? Waipā District Council's $75,000 District Promotion Fund could help make it happen.
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Karakia marks start of major Hautapu infrastructure project
NewsOne of Waipā’s largest ever construction programmes at the heart of Cambridge’s primary industrial growth area received the blessing of mana whenua on Friday.
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What's up in Waipā - Thursday July 23
What's up in WaipāIn this issue: Mayor Mike Pettit outlines Council's approach to setting the 2026/27 rates, what this means for ratepayers, and what to expect in the year ahead.
