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Although the heavy rain has passed, the ground is very wet and unstable. That means ongoing risks from landslides, fallen trees, flooding, road closures and travel disruptions for some days to come.
Roaming dogs may be a common sight in our communities. While some may seem friendly and harmless, roaming dogs can be dangerous to themselves, other people, and the environment.
Waikato farmer Neil Bateup has been recognised in the 2026 New Year Honours for his long service to rural communities. This recognition is especially meaningful in Waikato District, where 93% of the district is rural and nearly half of residents live in rural communities.
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