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Our Annual Plan is different this year

For two weeks from today until 16 June, we’re seeking feedback on what we have planned to do next year
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Cyclone Gabrielle timeline of readiness and response

The timeline from February 4 to February 19 is a forensic-level dive into logs, records and data sources.
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Marine oil spill exercise on Wednesday

A training day at the Inner Harbour boat ramp is around how to respond to an oil spill
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17 Tairāwhiti homeowners given Category 3 news

Mayor Rehette Stoltz says it’s a devastating blow for these property owners and the communities most impacted.
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Learn to Swim contract awarded to Belgravia Leisure

“Belgravia will provide extra services to complement what is already on offer in our region.” - Liveable Communities Director Michele Frey
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Expressions of Interest for clearing large woody debris

We need our waterways clear ahead of the next heavy rain event and the Government has invested heavily to get this done.
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Peel Street traffic lights working again next week

We’d like to thank everyone for their cooperation over the last few months using the temporary roundabout.
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Emergency Services take to the road this weekend

The Tairāwhiti Emergency Management Roadshow starts in Tokomaru Bay this Sunday with stop one of its five-weekend tour.
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Funding for our future from the Budget

Mayor Rehette Stoltz says the focus is on developing a regional community-led recovery plan.
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Thank you - more funding announced for our region

Mayor Rehette Stoltz says Council is very grateful for this funding support for our region. “We need it."
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Highly successful event on Saturday

Around 3,000 sandbags are now distributed around the region in preparedness for the next heavy rain event.
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Isolated community is reconnected at Whatatutu

Residents of Te Kohwai Road can now cross the Waipaoa River by car after a temporary causeway opened this week.