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Six options on the table for new Cambridge library
NewsSix options are being investigated for a new library and community hub in Cambridge.
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Waipā tops the Waikato for hospitality, according to Airbnb
NewsWaipā District is the hospitality capital of the Waikato and the third most hospitable district in New Zealand, according to Airbnb.
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Thornton Road improvements for pedestrian safety
NewsSafety improvements have been made on Thornton Road in Cambridge to allow pedestrians a safer environment to wait before crossing to the shops, playground, and bowling club.
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Warning to ‘do the homework’ on tiny home
NewsWaipā landowners are being urged to do their homework before moving tiny homes on to land across the district.
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Financial headwinds as cost rise
NewsWaipā District Council is bracing itself for financial headwinds in the wake of high inflation, soaring interest costs, and a need to fund more depreciation.
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Waipā residents can dispose of household hazardous waste this month
NewsWaipā residents will be able to dispose of their household hazardous waste for free this month.
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Waste incineration decision likely next year
NewsA decision on whether a waste incineration plant can be built in Te Awamutu will not be made until early to mid-2024 at the earliest.
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Neighbourhood playground planning underway
NewsTamariki are being given the opportunity to have their say on what they want to see in two of Waipā District’s playgrounds.
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Construction now underway on signalised pedestrian crossing in Ōhaupō
NewsWork has begun on a signalised pedestrian crossing on State Highway 3 (SH3) at Ōhaupō this week.
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Residents to have say on anti-social driving
NewsAn increase in late night anti-social driving behaviour has prompted Waipā District Council to propose a light motor vehicle prohibition under its Public Places Bylaw.
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Pirongia residents have say on community facilities
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Sport and craft events claim final funds
NewsTwo new events and six others have secured the final funding from Waipā’s District Promotion and Community Event funds this week.
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Close to 900 submissions on waste incineration proposal
NewsWaipā District Council has received close to 900 submissions on the proposal to build a waste incineration plant in Te Awamutu.
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Wastewater treatment plant site blessed
NewsThe site of Cambridge’s new $105 million wastewater treatment plant was formally blessed yesterday with mana whenua representatives and Waipā District Council coming together to mark the occasion.
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Tools at the ready for Kihikihi’s new pathway
NewsConstruction starts on the $8 million walking and cycling path, Te Ara Rimu, in Kihikihi today.
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Construction kicks off for Cambridge’s new pathway
NewsWork to extend the $10.2 million walking and cycling path in Cambridge will start tomorrow.
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Cambridge Museum strengthening complete
NewsSeismic strengthening of Cambridge Museum is now complete.
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Waipā District Plan goes digital
NewsA new online tool is making it easier for people to navigate Waipā’s District Plan with the launch of the Waipā ePlan.
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Contractor secured for pensioner housing build
NewsConstruction of Waipā’s newest pensioner housing units will start next month following a $3.6 million dollar contract being awarded to Livingstone Building New Zealand Ltd.
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Cambridge’s newest playground
NewsA new playground has opened today on Terry Came Drive in Cambridge North.