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Waipā District Council to submit on waste to energy plant
NewsWith “extremely high stakes” at play, Waipā District Council is taking the lead for the community in forming a submission on the proposal to build a waste-to-energy incineration plant in Te Awamutu.
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Parking time limits to be extended in Te Awamutu
NewsParking in Te Awamutu is getting a makeover, with Waipā District Council set to trial extensions to the one-hour limit spots over the summer months.
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Time to apply for a rebate on rates
NewsLow-income Waipā ratepayers are being encouraged to check if they are eligible to apply for a rates rebate of up to $790.
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Dog owner prosecuted after dog attack
NewsThe prosecution of a dog owner whose American Bulldog attacked a miniature poodle in a Waipā reserve has sent a clear message to owners to keep their animals under control.
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A record-breaking heroes’ welcome confirmed
NewsA community celebration to welcome home Waipā’s record number of Olympians and Paralympians is set to be the district’s largest-ever celebration of our champion athletes.
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Victoria Bridge remains safe, sound and open
NewsRepairs to the historic Victoria Bridge in Cambridge could take several weeks, but the bridge is safe, sound and will remain open for the public.
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Community input needed to shape the future of Karāpiro Lake Domain
NewsKarāpiro Lake Domain is the most popular reserve in Waipā – and now the community can help shape its future.
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Waste to energy plant proposal to go to Board of Inquiry
NewsThere are six more weeks for people to share their views on the proposed waste-to-energy plant for Te Awamutu, which is now being considered as an issue of ‘national significance’.
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WEL Energy Trust gives Waipā projects a funding boost
NewsTwo Waipā recreational reserves are getting a $30,000 boost between them, thanks to the WEL Energy Trust.
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Waipā’s event lineup strengthened with funding
NewsWaipā event organisers will benefit from $75,000 in funding to support 27 local events, helping strengthen community connections and boost economic activity.
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Summer resurfacing programme kicks off
NewsSummer is nearly here, and while most of us are looking forward to kicking back for some rest and recreation, our dedicated roadworking crews are going full throttle.
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Water reform a long and winding road
NewsStrong leadership and trust between everyone involved is the key to local government reforming water services successfully, says former TasWater chief executive Michael Brewster.
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Major reset for Cambridge Connections project
NewsCommunity views will be at the heart and centre of the Cambridge Connections transport project, Waipā District Council has pledged.
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Waters decision a major for Waipā District Council
NewsWater services soak up nearly a third of Waipā District Council’s spending each year, and deciding the future delivery of them will be one of the biggest decisions that the Council will ever face.
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Possible lifeline for Cambridge Water Tower
NewsCambridge’s historic water tower may yet have a lifeline, with Waipā District Council investigating a new, more affordable, way to strengthen and preserve it.
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Tough calls amid challenging times for councils
NewsTough times call for tough decisions. And despite navigating almost constant change and uncertainty, Waipā District Council has emerged from a tough year with a firm focus on the future.
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Representation arrangements to stay the same for Waipā
NewsWaipā District Council is to retain its current representation arrangements.
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Gearing up for Cambridge pathway extension
NewsCambridge Middle School students will soon be able to cycle, walk and scoot safely to school, with the extension of the Cambridge pathway project about to get underway.
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Cambridge Wastewater Treatment Plant wins special award
NewsIt’s all about the power of partnership. Cambridge’s new wastewater treatment plant has yet to open, but it’s already winning awards.
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Te Awamutu Museum to showcase movie costumes
NewsWaipā will share a touch of movie magic when costumes from the recent New Zealand film Ka Whawhai Tonu will go on show at the Te Awamutu Museum from tomorrow.
