Council

Council adopts Beaches Bylaw 2018

The mayors and councillors from Tauranga City Council have adopted the Beaches Bylaw 2018, so the community can continue to enjoy Tauranga's beaches safely and... Read More

Council adopts living wage for direct employees

Tauranga City Council has agreed to implement the living wage as a minimum standard for all directly employed City Council staff. The living wage is the hourly... Read More

Objections and appeals on council’s representation

It's not too late to share your thoughts on how many councillors should represent you for the next two elections. Every six years the Hauraki District Council... Read More

Countdown on to Tauranga kerbside glass collection

Tauranga City Council's new rates-funded kerbside glass collection service will start on October 1. All residential properties in Tauranga will receive a blue... Read More

Healthy Oceans school competition show sharp think

Whakatane Ki Mua and Waste-Zero-Whakatane teamed up to create a Plastic-Free July competition for school kids with the generous support of Diveworks Whakatane.... Read More

$1.5m fund to help landowners in Rotorua

A $1.5 million fund to help landowners in the Lake Rotorua Catchment try alternative land uses is open for expressions of interest. Anna Grayling, Principle Advisor... Read More

Tauranga tops for life quality – barring traffic

Tauranga residents are more satisfied about their quality of life than residents of other cities, but we're also more frustrated about traffic congestion, a new... Read More

Water shutdown for Tauranga residents

Residents living along Welcome Bay Road and Waikare Place will be without water tomorrow morning. Properties from 57 Welcome Bay Road and 61 Welcome Bay Road,... Read More

Tauranga gets ready for new glass collections

Tauranga City Council is currently delivering around 53,000 glass collection crates across the city in preparation for the new rates-funded kerbside service that... Read More

Council embraces Te Wiki o te Reo Maori

Hauraki District Council customers might notice a change in the way they're greeted during Maori Language Week. 'To celebrate and acknowledge Te Wiki o te Reo... Read More

Searching for community civil defence champions

Champions who can help in a time of crisis are the pieces of gold being sought in Western Bay communities by newly appointed Emergency Management and Community... Read More

Hīkoi to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori

Whakatāne District Council is inviting the community to join in its celebration of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori - Māori Language Week. The Council's Pou Tikanga... Read More