Whāingaroa Weedbusters
On a Saturday morning if you take a walk along Kaitoke Walkway you might hear chatter, laughter, sometimes a little huffing and puffing and the occasional “gotcha ya bastard”, or words to that effect.
Hub IT allows your business and technology computers to store, transmit, analyze, and manipulate big data. Jasmine and daughter Stella share their journey and what resilience and community mean to them. As the new year kicks off, the Karioi Project team are relieved to have made it through another busy ōi season, getting six new ōi chicks to the stage where they can safely leave their burrows and fly seaward as adult birds. Waikato District Council is seeking feedback from residents to shape the 2025-2034 Long-Term Plan (LTP) and ensure that rates remain at reasonable levels over the next nine years. Watercare and Waikato District Council have reached an agreement to extend the Council’s water services operations and maintenance contract. A recent article in the Waikato Times raised concerns about a $100 million transport funding shortfall for the Waikato region, with $20 million cut from Waikato District’s budget.
Latest news from the office.
Building Community Resilience – Sharing Local Stories
A new generation of ōi chicks take flight
Waikato District Council weighs priorities for the next nine years
Water Services contract extended
Transport Funding Cuts 2024