Stay in the know, fix on the go - get Antenno
We're on Antenno, the free app that keeps you connected with our notices and updates.
See something that needs fixing? Have an idea? Share it with us through Antenno.
You'll get alerts straight to your phone or watch - no more scrolling social media feeds.
No login, no fuss. Just add your address (and any others you care about) to get tailored alerts.
Install Antenno now - it's free and simple
No personal details required, just add your places.
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Download Antenno for Android usersGet notifications - from us to you
When we post a notice or update for your area, you'll get it straight on your mobile device.
No need to scroll news feeds. Antenno delivers alerts directly to you.
Choose the places and topics you care about, so you only receive updates that matter. Save as many of 'your places' as you like - home, community, work, family addresses, schools, rentals - anywhere in Tairāwhiti or across the country.
Antenno keeps you in the loop with alerts, projects and what's happening.
- Kerbside collection - rubbish and recycling updates or changes
- Road closures
- Sports ground and facility closures
- Water shutdowns or wastewater overflows
- Emergency events
- Flood warnings
- Consultations
- Community hui, events
- Job vacancies
Report it - you tell us
Spotted a pothole, vandalism, illegal dumping or a damaged footpath? If you spot it, let us know through Antenno.
- The app pinpoints the location with your phone's GPS, or add the address yourself.
- Attach photos and details to help us locate and investigate.
- Send reports anytime, day or night. We'll action them during business hours 8am - 5pm weekdays, excluding public holidays.
- If it's urgent like animal control or noise happening now, call us 24/7 on 0800 653 800.
Once submitted your report will be saved under Your Reports in the app. If we need more details, our staff will reach out using your chosen contact preference.
Antenno Q&As
Make sure you've added an address within the Tairāwhiti district.
You'll only see updates if one of the places you've added has been sent out updates from Council. These updates can be seen in your post feed.
Antenno tailors updates to the location and topics you care about.
Social media is more broad, but you can also miss vital information too.
The app uses Google as the source for its address data.
This means that when Google Maps is updated with a newly created address, the address will appear in Antenno.
The app works by sending notifications to parts of the district that are relevant for that information.
If you can't find an exact address, try adding the nearest address that does appear in Antenno - it can be the area, township or street name rather than the specific address.
No. The app doesn't track where you are. It uses the addresses you've added as your favourite places and sends notifications relevant to those areas.
The only time the app knows your location is when you access the report it function of the app to tell us when something needs our attention.
Yes. Tap on 'places' - it'll show you if any posts are turned off. Tap the notes which says posts turned off, and change it to opt back in. Make sure you save the change.
Yes. In posts, you can tap on Options and turn off topics for your places.
You can also love posts by tapping Thank and share posts to family and friends via mail, messenger or groups.
Yes you can, just tap on 'Share' and you can share it.
The app needs either mobile data or wifi to receive posts. If you're not connected to wifi or don't have service, then you won't receive our posts until you're connected.
Antenno doesn't capture personal data unless the user reports an issue to us, this is the only time it will ask for a name, phone number and email is optional. This data is only stored on Antenno only for the time it takes to successfully submit the report to us, then it's removed. So there's no long term storage of contact info on Antenno's servers.