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We are responding to policy direction from the National-led Government in relation to management of water services.

An extraordinary meeting of the Meremere Community Committee is being held online to discuss a funding application to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Meremere Community Hall.

Find out more about the Waikato District Council and what they do for you.

As a result of the trial being installed with no forewarning to the community and various discussions that have occurred since

Find out who is standing for mayor, councillor or community board member in the Waikato district.

The price of kerbside rubbish collection has increased today, 1 July, for the whole district, except Raglan.

From Tuesday, 1 July, the pre-paid price of rubbish stickers and wheelie bin tags is doubling for the whole district except for Raglan, which has separate waste services and pricing.

The Huntly Aquatic Centre has saved thousands of dollars by switching from natural gas to electricity to heat the swimming pool.

Waikato District is set to benefit from more than $71,000 in Government funding to support a vibrant calendar of regional events in 2025.

Local businesses talked with Council to help shape the future growth and economic development of Raahui Pookeka/ Huntly.

Today’s decision to form the Waikato’s first publicly-owned water company has been dubbed “historic” by mayors and elected councillors across Hamilton and the Waikato district.

Providing “the basics” like roads, water, and waste services isn’t simple – it takes planning, investment, and a team working behind the scenes. With rising costs and growing demand, Waikato District Council wants your feedback on its draft 2025-2034 Long Term Plan by 11 May 2025.

Waikato District Council is seeking community feedback on its proposed 2025–2034 Long Term Plan, which prioritises essential services. With a strong focus on affordability, the plan outlines $4.2 billion in spending over nine years. Consultation runs from 11 April to 11 May. Residents are encouraged to have their say.

Waikato District Council is inviting the community to shape the future of waste minimisation, with consultation on the draft Waste Minimisation and Management Plan (WMMP) 2025-2031 opening soon and Waste Minimisation Community Fund currently open for applications.

Waikato District Council is pleased to announce that applications for our Waste Minimisation Fund is now open. The fund seeks to inspire and support waste minimisation projects that involve the community and promote education while benefiting our communities.