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Council calls for Further Submissions on the Proposed District Plan (Stage 1)
Waikato District Council has called for ‘further submissions’ on nearly 1,000 submissions that it received following notification of the Proposed Waikato District Plan (Stage 1) in July last year.
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Pokeno bridge now open
Pokeno’s Hitchen Road bridge is now open to the public.
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Ngaruawahia cenotaph damaged by vandals
Ngaruawahia’s cenotaph at The Point has been damaged and despite the community’s quick reaction to report it to Waikato District Council; it unfortunately won’t be fixed in time for Anzac Day.
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Tell Council what you want Tuakau
We want your ideas for a bigger and better library. That’s the message from Waikato District Council as staff ask for community input into its Tuakau Library Refurbishment Project.
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Anzac services to be held around the Waikato district
ANZAC services will be held in nine townships across Waikato district on 25 April this year.
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The Dirty Dog Challenge is back!
Waikato District Council and Hamilton City Council have teamed up again to hold another Dirty Dog Challenge. This is a unique event where dogs and their owners can navigate their way through a mud-filled obstacle course.
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Local Government Commission endorses Waikato District Council’s representation proposal
The Local Government Commission has largely endorsed Waikato District Council’s final proposal for representation arrangements for the next local body elections, including the shape of the district’s voting Wards and the number of Councillors elected.
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Local Government Commission's decision on the Representation Review Process
Local Government Commission announces decision on representation arrangements for Waikato District Council
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Lower speed limits kick in
Drivers should be prepared to lower their speed on some roads in the Waikato District from the end of April.
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Council’s inorganic service not being run as usual
Waikato District Council’s inorganic service will not be taking place as usual. The service, which is traditionally held around this time of year, wasn’t included in the refuse and recycling targeted rate for 2018/19.
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Bat habitat temporarily closed
Endangered species found in dangerous trees means one of the Waikato district’s reserves needs to temporarily close.
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Local event cancelled: National Remembrance Service at Turangawaewae Marae
Regretfully the event announced earlier today to be held at Turangawaewae Marae to watch the National Remembrance Service for the victims of the Christchurch mosques terrorist attack, has been cancelled.
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Consultation opens on proposed targeted rate for Raglan’s kerbside food waste collection service
Raglan residents are being asked if they would be prepared to pay a targeted rate for the continuation of the town’s kerbside food waste collection service.
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National Remembrance Service to be livestreamed at Turangawaewae Marae
Waikato District Mayor Allan Sanson, together with Turangawaewae Marae invites everyone to come together this Friday at Turangawaewae to watch the National Remembrance Service for the victims of the Christchurch mosques terrorist attack.
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Water restrictions lifted in most of the Waikato
Water restrictions have today been lifted in most parts of the Waikato district.
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Waikato District Mayor expresses sympathy for Christchurch terror victims
Waikato District Mayor Allan Sanson has expressed sympathy for the victims of last Friday’s horrific acts of terror at two mosques in Christchurch, where fifty people lost their lives.
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Take your pooch for a doggy dip to end the summer season
We’re closing our pools for winter so we’re inviting people to bring their dogs along for a swim on the final day. The Waikato Pound Pups pool party will be held at Tuakau Centennial Pool on Sunday 24 March and at Ngaruwahaia Pool on Sunday 31 March.
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Feedback opens on Council’s Blueprint project
Waikato District Council is taking a new and different approach to planning across the entire district.
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Council appoints new Iwi and Community Partnership Manager
Waikato District Council will soon be building stronger relationships with iwi and the wider community thanks to the appointment of Sam Toka as its new Iwi and Community Partnership Manager.
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Huntly gets creative with its first ‘Arts in the Park’
Huntly’s first ‘Arts in the Park’ family day at Fraser Park on Saturday next week (16 Feb) will offer people the chance to try out different arts and crafts for themselves, and children will be able to share their work with their favourite dog from the Waikato District Council animal control team.
COVID-19 UPDATE
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