News
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Waipā rising up to the ‘Mighty Local’ challenge
NewsWaipā residents are stepping up to support their ‘Mighty Locals’ as the district rallies around businesses hit hard by Covid-19 restrictions.
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Living treasure Maungatautari up for discussion
NewsThe draft reserve management plan for the jewel in Waipā’s crown, Maungatautari Scenic Reserve, will be out for public discussion at the end of May .
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Draft plan for future of Lake Te Koo Utu to go out for feedback
NewsA draft concept plan proposing significant improvements to Lake Te Koo Utu and the surrounding reserve will go out to the community for comment.
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Makeover mooted for Memorial Park
NewsA major revamp of Te Awamutu’s much-loved Memorial Park could be on the cards – but not immediately and not without community support.
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Dog registrations now open in Waipā
NewsFancy winning free registration for life for your furry friend? Dog registrations are now due and for those who get in quick, the chance to win big.
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Council resumes maintenance of parks and reserves
NewsParks and reserves around Waipā are seeing a surge in activity as Council staff recommence maintenance following the shift to Alert Level 3.
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Waipa water restrictions lifted
NewsAfter a tough summer, water restrictions have been lifted across Hamilton, Waipā and Waikato today.
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Interest-free loan sought to jump-start Cambridge
NewsWaipā District Council has sought a $73.4 million, 10-year interest-free loan from government to help jump-start growth areas in Cambridge.
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Council to continue livestreaming meetings during Level 3
NewsWaipā residents can continue to tune into Council and key committee meetings online during Alert Level 3.
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Playgrounds, skateparks, boat ramps stay closed at Alert Level 3
NewsWaipā residents are being urged to refrain from using public playgrounds and exercise equipment, skateparks, BMX tracks and boat ramps throughout Alert Level 3.
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Three councils continue to work together throughout Alert Level 3
NewsThe saying “we’re all in this together” encapsulates the efforts of three councils who have been working together for the last month to operate the Western Waikato Emergency Operation Centre (WWEOC).
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Funding sought for water work
NewsWaipa District Council has sought government support to help accelerate improvements to the district’s water services.
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Libraries and museum to remain closed at Level 3
NewsThe doors of the Cambridge and Te Awamutu libraries and the Te Awamutu Museum will remain shut throughout Alert Level 3 - but free e-resources are still available.
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New support centre gives helping hand for Waipā businesses
NewsLocal businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic will benefit from a new phone-based support centre providing much-needed advice and assistance.
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Waipā pitches cycleway to government
NewsWaipā District Council has put a $16.2 million funding proposal to government to complete the Te Awa Cycleway.
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Last chance to apply for creative funding
NewsWaipā residents and groups have one more week to apply for funding for local creative projects.
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Council to stop collecting plastics grades 3, 4, 6 and 7
NewsPlastic grades 3, 4, 6 and 7 will no longer be collected as part of Waipā District Council’s kerbside recycling service.
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Waipā residents encouraged to mark Anzac Day at home
NewsWaipā residents are being urged to commemorate Anzac Day from home this year.
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Council to reinstate more operations at Alert Level 3
NewsWaipā District Council will resume many of its services, projects and operations next week following the Prime Minister’s announcement this afternoon.
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The Rates Dilemma – why a zero rates increase may not be the answer
NewsThe impact of Covid-19 on New Zealand’s economy has been swift and devastating. In a matter of weeks, thousands of jobs across the country have been lost and more losses are expected to come.