News
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Three medals for Te Ara Wai Journeys
NewsTe Ara Wai Journeys has won two golds and one bronze medal at Australasia’s biggest design awards.
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Urban mobility in Cambridge and Te Awamutu up for discussion
NewsSignificant investment in walking and cycling infrastructure could be on the cards for Cambridge and Te Awamutu – pending community feedback.
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Funding boost for waste minimisation projects in Waipā
NewsA kindergarten community composting system, a zero waste Christmas workshop and a project to repair and resell uniforms have all received a funding boost from Waipā District Council.
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Waikato region urged to be smart with water ahead of hot summer
NewsA forecasted hot and humid summer is concerning water suppliers in the Waikato, prompting a watchful eye on Lake Taupo water levels.
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Waipā more active than other districts
NewsNo stranger to sporting prowess, Cambridge’s activity levels outshine all other towns, bringing Waipā to the top of the regional Sport Waikato leader board.
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No slow down in Waipā growth
NewsWaipā District Council is continuing to field constant enquiries about new homes and businesses planned for the district.
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Lake feedback largely ‘on same page’
NewsCommunity feedback on future plans for Lake Te Koo Utu in Cambridge has seen Waipā District Council staff tweak their original plans but retain a strong focus on improving water quality.
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Plan Change 12 consultation opens
NewsA proposed private plan change to rezone and bring forward a new development area in Te Awamutu is now open for consultation.
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Victoria Street in Cambridge crowned ‘Best Street’
NewsThe main street of Cambridge has won the title of Best Street in the annual Keep New Zealand Beautiful Awards.
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Waipā to welcome new citizens
NewsThe long-awaited function for Waipā’s latest citizens has been confirmed with a new date set for celebrations.
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Pop-up community garden planted in Cambridge
NewsA pop-up vegetable garden is being planted at Thompson Street Playground in Cambridge – and the community is invited to get involved.
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Culprits fined for illegal dumping
NewsFive offenders were slapped with a $400 fine in the last week for illegally dumping rubbish in Waipā.
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Share your thoughts on West Waikato state highway speeds
NewsWaka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is reviewing speeds on state highways between Raglan and Hamilton, Whatawhata and Ōtorohanga , and Kāwhia and SH31/39 near Pirongia.
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Council on lookout for new enforcement officer
NewsThe search for an additional enforcement officer is underway to help alleviate parking frustrations in Cambridge and Te Awamutu.
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Change proposed for Cambridge Town Hall
NewsWaipā District Council will formally consult the community on setting up an independent Charitable Trust to manage the Cambridge Town Hall.
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Milestones reached for Waikeria project
NewsA major milestone for Waipā District Council’s Waikeria wastewater pipeline project has been reached with the completion of the Waikeria to Kihikihi section last week.
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Champion vision to move Waipā forward for next 10 years
NewsWe’re Waipā Home of Champions and we plan to stay that way.
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Rates rebate scheme now open
NewsLow income earners in Waipā who own their home and were paying rates and living there on 1 July 2020 could be eligible for a Rates Rebate Scheme discount of up to $655.
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Strong support for Maungatautari Plan
NewsA renewed Maungatautari Reserve Management Plan has garnered strong support from Iwi, councillors and the wider community for its ‘clear and forward-thinking’ approach.
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Iwi representatives at Council
NewsFour iwi representatives have been appointed to formal Committees of Waipā District Council.
