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Community voices shape Karāpiro's future
NewsKarāpiro Lake Domain will remain a place for everyone, after Waipā District Council's Strategic Planning and Policy Committee today agreed a future direction for the reserve.
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What's up in Waipā - Thursday June 25
What's up in WaipāIn this issue: Councillor Dean Taylor reflects on how his career as a local reporter inspired his move into local government, have your say on the Head Start pathway, and what’s on in July.
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Community-led planting a boon for biodiversity
NewsMore than 18,000 natives have been planted across two key Waipā restoration sites, Lake Rotopiko and Sainsbury Road Reserve, as community-led restoration efforts gather pace across the district.
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Storm to summit: Kakepuku Mountain reopens
NewsHikers and walkers can return to Kakepuku Mountain, with the popular track reopening today following extensive repair and clean-up work.
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Fixing the damage - Council funds storm repairs
NewsFixing Waipā's storm-battered roads is going to cost millions – and now councillors have decided how it will be paid for.
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Petition heard, depot stays - for now
NewsA Leamington works depot that's been the subject of a 50-signature petition to Waipā District Council will stay open - at least for now.
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Te Awa Rise – One of Cambridge’s newest neighbourhoods
NewsA ribbon was cut and bikes rolled across when another piece of Cambridge’s growing transport network was officially opened at Te Awa Rise this morning.
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A big Waipā welcome for 71 new citizens
NewsThere were smiles, pride and plenty of special moments in Cambridge last Friday, as 71 new citizens were welcomed to Waipā.
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Have your say on Championing Waipā's Future
NewsWaipā residents are being encouraged to have their say on one of the most significant conversations about local government in a generation.
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Proposed development for Te Awamutu for public feedback
NewsA proposal to rezone approximately 28 hectares of grazing land in Te Awamutu for housing is open for public feedback.
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What's up in Waipā - Thursday June 11
What's up in WaipāIn this issue: Councillor Pip Kempthorne shares how his passion for Cambridge Connections led him into local government, a dog registration reminder, and rate rebates applications are open.
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Rates rebate deadline is nearly here – applications close June 30
NewsWaipā homeowners and retirement village residents are urged to check if they qualify for a rates rebate before applications close at the end of the month.
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Four Cambridge bridge options to be explored
NewsFour potential bridge options in Cambridge will be investigated further for Waipā District Council’s draft Cambridge Connections Transport Plan.
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Have your say on proposed development for Ōhaupō
NewsA proposal to rezone approximately 21.5 hectares of pastoral farmland on the southern edge of Ōhaupō is open for public feedback from today.
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Council cracks down on contaminated recycling bins
NewsWaipā is cracking down on recycling contamination, which costs ratepayers around $600,000 every year.
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Major Cambridge to Piarere expressway investment welcomed
NewsMayor Mike Pettit has welcomed the Government’s commitment of around $1.8 billion for the Cambridge to Piarere expressway extension.
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Decision looms on Cambridge river crossing options
NewsBridge location ideas, safer walking and cycling routes, and parking options will all be on the table for discussion at Wednesday's Strategic Planning and Policy Committee meeting.
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What's up in Waipā - Thursday May 28
What's up in WaipāIn this issue: Councillor Shane Walsh shares his focus on improving Council’s connection with the community, water services are on track for transfer, and a recycling reminder for the long weekend.
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New goals to shape Waipā’s Long Term Plan
NewsGetting finances under control and delivering value for ratepayers sits at the heart of a new set of strategic goals and priorities that will shape Waipā District Council’s 2027-37 Long Term Plan.
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Council votes to restore Cambridge Water Tower
NewsThe Cambridge Water Tower will be restored and earthquake-strengthened next summer, bringing to a close the years of effort to address a significant health and safety risk in the heart of Cambridge.
