Our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade on Banks Street is one of the biggest infrastructure developments in Tairāwhiti.
Tairāwhiti marine oil spill team used their newest gear in an Inner Harbour training exercise last week.
Anyone with an interest in beekeeping can fill out a short survey until 12noon Tuesday, 31 May.
Exciting, colourful new boards in the Botanical Gardens pave the way for a more inclusive community.
Our road safety heroes will be celebrated on Council's Facebook page to recognise Road Safety Week which starts today.
Council investigates wheelie bins for kerbside collection around Tairāwhiti.
Council is tackling the big challenges for Tairāwhiti with the Regional Policy Statement (RPS) review now underway.
It’s recovery mode in Tairāwhiti today as multiple crews headed out at first light to clear trees from roads and restore power to around 2300 homes across the region.
Stay home and stay safe is the call from Council chief executive Nedine Thatcher Swann.
All Council camping areas around the region close from today with the impending arrival of Cyclone Fili tonight.
From yesterday restriction times on the Mata Loop have changed.
Contractors, Council workers, Government agencies, communities, neighbours and strangers have all joined forces to move into clean-up mode
