A partnership between Waikato District Council’s Animal Control team, Waikato Pound Pups, Fundraising for Impounded Dogs and GT Vets has helped give the 18-month-old a second chance.
Horotiu School students got stuck in and planted 1,200 native seedlings at Te Awa cycleway as part of their ninth annual planting day.
Work on the proposed R2 boundary change paused while both councils consider potential changes to local government.
IAWAI MEDIA RELEASE: From today, IAWAI is responsible for water and wastewater services across its region and is delivering stormwater services on behalf of its shareholding councils.
From today, IAWAI will be responsible for delivering our drinking water and wastewater services.
This year, nine rural community projects have received full or partial grants through the Rural Ward Fund. The fund is specifically focused on supporting rural communities outside of Community Board and Community Committee catchments.
IAWAI introduces combined waters growth charge for new dwellings from 1 July, and fees and charges schedule.
IAWAI confirms Raynes Road in Rukuhia as preferred site for the new wastewater treatment plant.
IAWAI: Water meters confirmed to tackle water savings
IAWAI adopted its Water Services Strategy at today’s Board meeting.
Decisions that will shape the future of the region’s water services are on the agenda for the IAWAI Board this Thursday.
Council is launching a social campaign today to raise awareness about the essential service our rubbish and recycling contractors do to keep our district clean. "Behind the Pickup" is aimed at strengthening the connection between the mahi and the community.
Whenua Maaori Rates and Remission Policy updated to better align with changes required under national legislation.
The biggest change to local government since 1989 is on the horizon, and we want to hear what matters most to you.
The local community is invited to learn more about the planned improvements for Tamahere Drive at an upcoming open day this Sunday. Come along to view the draft design concepts, meet the project team, ask questions and share your feedback.
Waikato District Council adopted its Annual Plan today, confirming an average rates increase of 3.79% for 2026/27, and staying within central government’s 2–4% rates cap ahead of its January 2027 start.
We use CCTV camera investigations to check the condition of our stormwater pipes and identify where blockages might be.
We're harnessing the sun's energy to help power the Raglan wastewater treatment plant.
The renewal will include the installation of new play equipment, including a timber balance play, overhead bars, net climber, slide and a flying fox.
Congratulations to the district's latest King’s Birthday Honours recipients.
Use the Antenno app to tell us about things that need our attention, like potholes, graffiti, or broken streetlights.
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