News
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Waipā events makes dollars and sense
NewsCalling all event organisers, funding is now up for grabs to help bring Waipā events to life.
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3D printing brings new dimension to Waipā District Libraries
NewsWaipā District Libraries members now have access to cutting-edge technology with 3D printers available in Cambridge and Te Awamutu.
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Fresh start for Cambridge Connections transport project
NewsA new community reference group and an open ideas forum will ensure people are at the heart of the reset of the Cambridge Connections transport project.
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Vandalism stalls work on Church Street bore
NewsVandalism has delayed progress on the Church Street bore project in Kihikihi by at least another month.
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Race is on for majority of Waipā seats in elections
NewsThree candidates have put their names in the ring to run for the 2025-28 Waipā mayoralty, and the race is on for four of the five council wards in the upcoming elections.
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Weeds to wildlife: native restoration project takes root in Cambridge
NewsA community-led environmental restoration project has kicked off in Cambridge, with Waipā District Council and Aroha Cambridge teaming up to transform 1.4 hectares of land.
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Time to share thoughts on Cambridge’s parking trial
NewsEnjoying having more time to shop, catch up over coffee in Cambridge? The 90-minute parking time limit trial in the CBD is six months in, and Waipā District Council wants to hear what you think.
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Waipā Councillor Andrew Brown stepping down after 12 years of service
NewsAfter four terms and 12 years of dedicated service to the Waipā community, Councillor Andrew Brown is standing down in October and making way for new voices and leadership.
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Last chance to stand up for Waipā
NewsTime is running out to put your name forward for local government and help shape the future of Waipā over the next three years. Nominations close at 12 noon on Friday, August 1.
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Waipā backs Waikato Water Done Well and adopts Long-term Plan
NewsA bold and people-focused step towards better water services delivery has been confirmed, with Waipā joining Waikato Water Done Well – a new regional Council-Controlled Organisation.
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People power wins the day for Waipā’s Ahu Ake - Community Spatial Plan
NewsPeople power has propelled Council to national recognition, with Ahu Ake – Waipā Community Spatial Plan winning the SuperEngaged - Tū Hononga Award at the LGNZ SuperLocal Awards last night.
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Waipā’s future starts now: Pre-election report sets the scene
NewsThe future for Waipā is packed with opportunity – and the decisions made over the next three years will shape the district for decades to come.
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Ahu Ake engagement a finalist in Local Government awards
NewsWaipā’s engagement effort has been recognised on the national stage, with Ahu Ake – Waipā Community Spatial Plan named a finalist in the 2025 LGNZ SuperLocal Awards.
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Te Awamutu Museum temporarily closing to return home
NewsThe doors to Te Awamutu Museum Education and Research Centre’s temporary Rickit Road site will close from Monday, July 14 for its move back to its original location on Roche Street.
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Kihikihi’s trusty water bore retiring after 46 years service
NewsAfter providing water to the Kihikihi community for nearly half a century, the Church Street bore is being retired and replaced with a brand new one.
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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.
