News
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Waihī Beach stormwater projects proceed to next step
Katikati - Waihī Beach WardNewsA range of stormwater projects in Waihī Beach will proceed to the next step after Council gave their approval to bring projects and some planned budget forward.
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By-election required for vacant Te Puke Community Board seat
Maketu - Te Puke WardNewsTe Puke residents will go the polls for one seat on the Te Puke Community Board following the resignation of Anish Paudel.
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Don’t miss out on CCTV funding
Kaimai WardKatikati - Waihī Beach WardMaketu - Te Puke WardNewsIf you think your community could do with some more CCTV surveillance, make sure you get your applications in now!
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Winter Wander Dogs hits Katikati
Katikati - Waihī Beach WardNewsHey dog lovers! Here’s your chance to bundle up warm and get outdoors for a fun group walk with your furry bestie.
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Community and Council come together on Waihī Beach stormwater issues
Katikati - Waihī Beach WardNewsLet’s acknowledge the past, focus on the future and get on with it, were the main themes from the first meeting of Waihī Beach’s new stormwater-focused community liaison group.
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Temporary Library closures this long weekend
Kaimai WardKatikati - Waihī Beach WardMaketu - Te Puke WardNewsHeads up to our eager library users there’s some upcoming library closures over the long weekend.
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Funding for more CCTV cameras available
Kaimai WardKatikati - Waihī Beach WardMaketu - Te Puke WardNewsDoes your community need extra camera surveillance to enhance public safety? Applications for our CCTV Fund are open now.
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Celebrate Matariki with a spectacular lineup of events
Kaimai WardKatikati - Waihī Beach WardMaketu - Te Puke WardNewsMatariki is a time to gather with whānau and friends to reflect on the past, celebrate the present, and plan for the future. Have a look at some events being held in our District.
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Pay-As-You-Throw tag goes up
Kaimai WardKatikati - Waihī Beach WardMaketu - Te Puke WardKerbside CollectiveNewsWestern Bay’s Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) tag recommended retail price (RRP) is going up, but we’ve got tips to help you save money.
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SmartGrowth partners endorse Tauriko Network Connections business case
NewsCouncil supports the need for the development of a new alignment and other improvements for SH29, and an upgrade of SH29a, plus progressing Takitimu North Link – Stage 2 being of equal importance.
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Western Bay’s latest property valuations are in
NewsIf you own property in the Western Bay you’ll be receiving important information on your updated property revaluation this week.
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Last chance to tell us about your place
NewsIt’s the final week to share your views and make a difference in your community as part of our Your Place Tō wāhi campaign.
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New space coming for Katikati community groups
Katikati - Waihī Beach WardNewsConstruction of a purpose-built community building is about to get underway in Katikati.
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Register your dog for your peace of mind
NewsHas your dog got their shiny new yellow registration tag yet?
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Shining a light on our wonderful volunteers
NewsIt’s Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week, a chance for us to celebrate the vital work of our community volunteers.
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A prudent annual plan aiming to enhance Western Bay community spaces
NewsUpgrades to key community facilities are being considered as part of Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s annual plan.
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Independent Panel appointed to hear submissions on new housing rules
NewsThe new home building rules for Western Bay’s two fastest growing towns is back on the agenda with an independent panel appointed.
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Waihī Beach stormwater information session open to all
NewsDo you have a pātai about Waihī Beach’s stormwater system? Join us at a community information session dedicated to answering your questions.
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Council looks to delay Annual Plan adoption
NewsWe're considering delaying the adoption of our Annual Plan 2023/24 to allow us time to complete two matters that will ensure a true and accurate Annual Plan.
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Team effort to help clean up Waihī Beach
NewsThe clean up at Waihī Beach is well underway following the one in 250 year flood event.
