News
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Council stands strong against waste-to-energy plant proposal
NewsTe Awamutu should not become the waste hub of the Waikato. That’s the bottom line of Waipā District Council’s opposition to the waste-to-energy plant that’s proposed.
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Destination playground design unveiled for Leamington Domain
NewsLeamington Domain is set to be transformed next year with a new destination playground featuring water, sand, and nature-themed play areas.
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Iconic 35-year-old Lake Te Koo Utu structure gets a refresh
NewsThirty-five years on, the designer and creator of Lake Te Koo Utu’s Olympia Flowform was back in Cambridge this month refurbishing the iconic sculpture, to ensure it lasts another three decades.
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Three waters, three options, one decision
NewsThe way is still wide open for Waipā District Council to work with fellow local authorities to deliver water services.
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Feedback will shape future of Pirongia halls
NewsThe people of Pirongia have made their views clear about their community halls – and their feedback will play a crucial role in shaping decisions about the future of the facilities.
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Waipā representation arrangements confirmed
NewsWaipā District Council’s representation arrangements are now confirmed for the 2025 election.
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Council issues New Year recycling resolution
NewsDo better or risk getting your bin privileges removed.
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Water saving a priority as hot summer looms
NewsWith the days getting longer and the temperature rising, we’re encouraging Waikato locals to get ahead of the game with tips and tricks to be smart with water this summer season.
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Cambridge follows Te Awamutu in extending parking time limits
NewsCambridge is set to follow Te Awamutu by trialling extensions to parking time limits in its central business district in the new year.
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Cambridge Wastewater Treatment Plant Build on Track
NewsThe construction of the new Cambridge Wastewater Treatment Plant is progressing smoothly and remains on track, with key milestones achieved in recent months.
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Community to benefit from resource recovery centre
NewsThe Cambridge community is set to benefit from a new, environmentally sustainable resource recovery centre, following approval of the subdivision of Matos Segedin Drive.
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Cambridge bids farewell to century-old oak: a treemendous loss
NewsTwo significant tree removals are scheduled for Cambridge, including the removal of a 100-year-old oak tree from Victoria Square and pine trees from the riverbank below the Meadow Walkway.
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Cambridge water supply must be fluoridated, Ministry of Health directs
NewsCambridge’s water will still be required to be fluoridated, following confirmation from the Director-General of Health that the original directive stands.
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Drinking water arsenic levels get the all-clear
NewsLevels of arsenic in drinking water from all three treatment plants in Waipā have returned to below Drinking Water Standards maximum acceptable values.
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Shakespeare Street roundabout even safer than before
NewsMost heavy trucks are now easily and safely navigating the improved Shakespeare Street roundabout in Cambridge.
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Waipā District Council wins cyber security award
NewsCouncil has been recognised for its outstanding cybersecurity efforts, taking out the ‘Best in Cyber Security’ award at the Association of Local Government Information Management annual awards.
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Update on arsenic levels in Waipā
NewsWaipā water is still safe to use, with today’s test results showing a small reduction in the levels of arsenic in the district’s treated drinking water.
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Steel hazard to be removed from Cambridge Water Tower
NewsSteel that was once a ladder and walkway over a century ago will now be removed from the Cambridge Water Tower, as it has deteriorated significantly and is a danger to the public
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Waipā water safe to drink, increase of arsenic levels found
NewsWaipā water remains safe to drink following slightly elevated levels of arsenic found in the district’s treated drinking water.
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Putting customers first at Waipā
NewsWaipā residents can be assured they are receiving some of the best service in the country, with Waipā District Council placing third amongst all councils for customer experience.
