Read which six projects have been chosen to better our community with $7.21m of Government funding.
More than 110 streetlights around the district will be working again soon.
The emergency sewer valve at the Gladstone Road Bridge is closed and the discharge has stopped.
The HB Williams Memorial Library Book Trust will distribute $30,000 a year for new books and research materials.
Nearly 2000 native plants were planted by more than 300 community members at Blackpool Reserve this week.
It’s $50 to enter and that gives you two months of unlimited access to the 50m pool at the Olympic Pool Complex.
Concern remains around the loss of local voice and how Te Tairāwhiti will be represented at a Governance level.
The new policy does not allow any new gambling venue to establish in the region and further restricts the relocation of existing venues.
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One thousand native trees have been planted on the riverbanks of Rere Rockslide by our community.
Funding from the Infrastructure Acceleration Fund will enable the delivery of infrastructure for the development of over 450 new homes over the next 10 years.
We’re up against New Plymouth next so that will be our next challenge.
This year’s local election is different for Tairāwhiti with five Māori Ward councillors, eight General Ward councillors and a mayor voted at large.
We’re asking residents in rural areas waiting for road repairs to be patient. Work will be carried out when the weather improves.
New equipment on the children’s playground in Te Araroa will open on Monday.
Council has 80 streetlights that are faulty and the problem may not be rectified until after winter.
Waiteata Park has 500 native trees growing by the banks of the stream that runs through it after a community planting day last week.
Around 50,000 cubic metres of material, removed during recovery efforts after the March 2022 weather event, need areas to be placed.
John Clarke and Ron Aitken were appointed to the seven-member Trust Tairāwhiti board effective from 1 July 2022.
Inconsistent heating of the 50m pool at the Olympic Pool Complex is due to aging infrastructure near the end of its natural life.
A two-wahine team within Council is making a difference to Tairāwhiti one township at a time.
The left-hand side of the pontoon at the Inner Harbour boat ramp will be reinstalled as soon as possible it was decided at a meeting last week.
From Friday 1 July our library joins the growing number of other libraries that have also dropped charges on overdue books.
Several major projects will be delivered this financial year on budget and on time
