Wastewater treatment ponds have reached critical levels in Ngaaruawaahia due to significant rainfall over the past week.
Waikato District Council and Anexa Vets are excited to announce their first Driving Out Parvo event – a vaccine drive event providing free parvovirus vaccines and microchips in Huntly.
Community members, volunteers and sponsors came together to celebrate the rebuild of an essential community space, the Glen Afton and Pukemiro Districts Community Hub.
Ngaaruawaahia was the setting for a major training exercise on Wednesday 20 August, when more than 300 people from seven organisations came together for Exercise Runaway.
Voting packs are now arriving across the district and your voice matters in shaping our communities.
Voting for the 2025 Waikato district elections is officially open, with packs landing in letterboxes between 9 and 22 September.
The chip shop on Papahua Reserve needs a new occupant! Whether you want to run a chip shop, tuck shop, or the ever-reliable dairy, we are keen to hear from you!
The Glen Afton Pukemiro Society Inc is looking for family members of the men who lost their lives at the Glen Afton Mine, on Sunday 24 September 1939.
Recent water pipe cleaning in Huntly should see a significant improvement in water quality. More than 34,000 meters of pipes in Huntly were flushed using a specialised unit called NO-DES.
The Waikato District Council is reminding residents the standard size rubbish bag for kerbside rubbish collection 60L with a 15kg weight maximum.
We've made some changes to alcohol ban areas, following public consultation earlier this year.
Voting packs are arriving across the district from 9 September and your voice matters in shaping our communities.
Rates invoices will arrive a little later than usual in ratepayers’ letterboxes and email inboxes this financial year.
This first drop-off recycling service for the community of Te Aakau starts tomorrow, Saturday, 16 August.
Raglan’s new wastewater treatment plant is now open, protecting the environment and supporting growth through to 2070. With local elections approaching, most seats are contested – your vote from 9 September to 11 October can help shape our district’s future.
Lake Hakanoa in Huntly has undergone a makeover, with a new bridge and improvements made to the stream area.
Today Council officially opened a new state of the art wastewater treatment plant in Raglan to support growth in the area.
With nominations closed, the list of candidates for Waikato District’s 2025 local elections has now been confirmed
As we get closer to the 2025 local election, the window to represent your community is closing – there’s not much time left to put your name forward. Learn more about what is means to be an elected member and why your vote is vital.
Waikato District Council welcomes today’s release of the new Council Profiles by the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA). Read more about the report and our local context here.
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