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A large dredge barge working on the new harbour at Ōpōtiki broke free from its moorings during very heavy river flows Tuesday afternoon.
The Ōpōtiki harbour channel opened to recreational boats over the weekend, marking a significant milestone that has been decades in the making.
The Ōpōtiki Harbour channel will open to the public on Friday 15 September at 12pm, weather dependent.
One year on from the disaster of Cyclone Gabrielle, we acknowledge the resilience and strength of our neighbours and continue our support through their recovery.
A note from Mayor Moore about the Long Term Plan process and likely rates rises for Opotiki residents.
Mayor David Moore writes about the LTP, the harbour channel opening and the LGNZ conference.
The Mayor acknowledges the recent death in community and significant visitor numbers in town for the tangi.
Public are reminded not to cross barriers around Ōpōtiki Harbour construction works following several instances of unauthorised access.
Papers to be released today for next week's ordinary council meeting show council's intention to make savings in different areas with less impact on Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi.
Council CEO, Stace Lewer, provides an outline of the Long Term Plan process to date and next steps.
The Representation Review is a chance to have your say in HOW we choose our elected representatives. Wards or no wards? New Māori ward boundaries and names? Rural voices and urban?
Public are reminded not to cross barriers around Ōpōtiki Harbour construction works following several instances of unauthorised access.
Papers to be released today for next week's ordinary council meeting show council's intention to make savings in different areas with less impact on Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi.
Council CEO, Stace Lewer, provides an outline of the Long Term Plan process to date and next steps.
The Representation Review is a chance to have your say in HOW we choose our elected representatives. Wards or no wards? New Māori ward boundaries and names? Rural voices and urban?