News
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Applications open for Waipā COVID-19 fund
NewsApplications are now open for Waipā community groups and businesses seeking financial assistance to help the district in its long-term recovery from COVID-19.
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TA War Memorial Park bridge replaced
NewsWork on replacing two bridges in Te Awamutu War Memorial Park is progressing despite challenges in sourcing some materials.
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Upgrade for Shakespeare Street toilets
NewsThe toilet block on Shakespeare Street in Leamington is undergoing a six-week makeover as part of the Council’s public conveniences renewal programme.
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Multi-talented Gaye Bezzant honoured
NewsCambridge-born Gaye Bezzant is to get the home-town sporting recognition she deserves.
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Six more join Te Awamutu’s Walk of Fame
NewsGlobal acclaim in wrestling, writing, composing, designing and wood-chopping has seen six more Te Awamutu locals inducted into the town’s prestigious Walk of Fame.
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It’s time to demand better water reform
NewsIt’s time for everyone to demand better three waters reform, and reject the Government’s one size fits none plan, says Communities 4 Local Democracy He Hapori mō te Manapori.
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Community funding open for local projects
NewsLocal community groups and organisations can now seek funding to support their group or a project.
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Funding round opens for Covid recovery
NewsWaipā community groups are being urged to apply for Council funding for projects to help the district recover from Covid-19.
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Victoria Street bridge in Cambridge to undergo a full repaint
NewsThe work is expected to start in September and will take around 9-12 months, with an estimated completion date in May-June 2023.
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Waipā businesses support Plastic Free July
NewsLocal supermarkets, fruit and vegetable shops, butcheries and schools are teaming up with Waipā District Council to encourage residents to reduce their single use plastic during Plastic Free July.
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Council supports potential alcohol law change
NewsWaipā has joined a growing list of councils in endorsing a proposed law change aimed at giving communities a stronger voice on the sale of liquor.
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Waipā rates confirmed at 4.4 per cent
NewsWaipā rates will rise by an average of 4.4 per cent for the coming year.
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Big dollar boost to Waipā events
NewsEvents in the district have received their biggest financial boost ever from Waipā District Council.
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Council celebrates Matariki with new street flags
NewsWaipā District Council is commemorating Matariki with a new set of themed street flags displayed throughout Te Awamutu and Cambridge.
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Big interest in dog control webinar
NewsWaipā District Council is impressed with the level of early public interest in its upcoming Dog Control Policy and Bylaw review.
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Waipā cemeteries nearing capacity
NewsMost of Waipā’s 10 cemeteries are expected to be full by 2048.
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Waipā smashes records in building boom
NewsNew data released this week shows Waipā District Council received eight new building consent applications every day over the last quarter*; a record-breaking high for Waipā.
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Waipā and Ōtorohanga councils approve joint contract
NewsWaipā District Council and Ōtorohanga District Council have approved a joint watermain renewals contract which aims to save ratepayers’ money on water services delivered across the two districts.
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Waste projects win funding support
NewsWaipā District Council has allocated more than $40,000 to projects aimed at minimising waste across the district.
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Toxic algae found in Lake Ngā Roto
NewsDog owners have been advised to be vigilant after algal bloom (cyanobacteria) was found in the north-western area of Lake Ngā Roto.
