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Learnings to be had from 2023 severe weather events
NewsA report detailing the findings of the Government Inquiry into the North Island Severe Weather Events of early 2023 has been welcomed by Western Waikato Emergency Management (WWEM).
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Timely response prevents long-term water woes for Ōhaupō
NewsWaipā District Council’s investment into contingency planning ensured water continued to flow for Ōhaupō last week, after a six-metre-long crack in a water pipe caused a significant leak.
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Last week for feedback on Enhanced Annual Plan
NewsThere are five days left for residents to have their say on whether Waipā District Council has the balance right in its draft 2024/25 Enhanced Annual Plan.
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New bus timetable a bonus for commuters
NewsTravelling between the Waipā District and Hamilton City just became that much easier, with a new timetable doubling the number of daily services.
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Watermain renewals long-term gain for Cambridge
NewsWaipā District Council’s watermain renewal programme is moving into the Cambridge Central Business District.
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Young leader looking to make a difference
NewsThe call for a young aspiring Māori leader to join the national Tuia Leadership Programme has been answered by Tane Aruka Te Aho.
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Bridge location off the table for Cambridge Connections
NewsWaipā District Council has taken the potential location for a third bridge in Cambridge off the table and has extended the timeframe for people to give feedback.
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Upgraded carpark for Pirongia mountain bikers
NewsThe overflow carpark at the top of Sainsbury Road in Pirongia is getting a much-needed upgrade.
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Fees and charges open for consultation
NewsA 10 percent increase is proposed across the majority of Waipā District Council’s fees and charges for the 2024/25 year in the wake of escalating costs to deliver some services.
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Council seeks common sense, more time for housing rules
NewsWaipā District Council says being forced into a controversial housing density regime is not ‘achievable or appropriate’ for the district.
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Waste minimisation funding up for grabs
NewsWaipā waste minimisation enthusiasts seeking support for local projects can apply for funding now.
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Waipā spatial plan clinches another award
NewsAhu Ake – Waipā District Council’s draft 30-year community spatial plan has clinched another award, this time from the New Zealand Planning Institute.
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All Cambridge Connections options remain on table
NewsAll options remain on the table for the Cambridge Connections project following strong community feedback they want to have a say on all transport options for their town.
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Council faces balancing act in development of Enhanced Annual Plan
NewsWaipā District Council has today adopted a proposed work programme and draft budgets to consult with the community on as part of its 2024/25 Enhanced Annual Plan.
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‘Back to basics’ approach likely for Enhanced Annual Plan
NewsHitting pause on major projects and taking a ‘back to basics’ approach is being promoted in Waipā District Council’s draft Enhanced Annual Plan.
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Future plan set to maximise Leamington Domain
NewsA learn to ride area, multi-use covered courts, a whānau picnic and barbeque area, improved parking and bookable community building is just a few of the assets planned for Leamington Domain’s future.
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Cultural markers to be installed along Mangapiko Stream
NewsNine pou will find a home along the Mangapiko Stream from Maungatautari to Pirongia as part of the Taie te Taiao project led by New Zealand Landcare Trust.
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Waipā hits pause on Long Term Plan
NewsWaipā District Council has hit pause on its Long Term Plan and will pursue an Enhanced Annual Plan for the 2024/25 financial year.
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Farmers market continues to call Victoria Square home
NewsLocal growers and producers will continue to call Victoria Square home each week as part of the Cambridge Farmers Market, following Council approving their licence to occupy the reserve land.
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Community asked to help shape Local Alcohol Policy
NewsShould we limit the number of off-license premises in Waipā? This is one of the questions the community are being asked to help guide Waipā’s Draft Local Alcohol Policy.