Community effort brings new stadium to life
The Open Country Community Stadium in Matamata is opening its doors after years of...
Walking tracks after a storm
When a storm has passed, you may be tempted to get back out on our beautiful tracks. Straight...
Te Aroha main street - blue or green?
Te Aroha, blue or green? We’ve received external funding to renew the streetlights on the main...
Whole district now on level 2 water restrictions
On Wednesday 28 January, Tahuna moved to level 2 water restrictions - joining the rest of the...
Get your creative project off the ground in 2026
This is chance you’ve been waiting for! The next funding round for the Creative Communities...
Don't miss out!
Over 6,000 residents already have Antenno downloaded, and the recent weather event saw 127 new...
Holiday hours and kerbside collections
Waitangi Day 2026 Council offices Friday 6 February closed Libraries Friday 6 February...
Conserving wai | water
As you return from holiday adventures, please remember that we are in the season of water...
Becoming or re-registering: An incorporated society workshop
We're collaborating with Community Waikato to bring you a practical workshop on becoming or...
Recovery continues
Our recovery is ongoing after strong winds swept across the district on Wednesday 21 January. Many...
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Community effort brings new stadium to life
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Walking tracks after a storm
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Te Aroha main street - blue or green?
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Whole district now on level 2 water restrictions
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Get your creative project off the ground in 2026
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Don't miss out!
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New streetlights coming to Te Aroha
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Granny flats (Small Stand-alone Dwellings)
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Holiday hours and kerbside collections
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Conserving wai | water
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Becoming or re-registering: An incorporated society workshop
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Recovery continues
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