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 | New rules for residential building work Read more |
| Ōpōtiki District Council is investigating options to facilitate a bulk deal to lower the cost of the mandatory building inspections of earthquake-prone buildings in the district. Read more |
 | Grand Opening of Motu Trails - March 11 2012 Read more |
 | Pakowhai ki Otutaopuku Bridge suspension cables installed Read more |
 | Notification of Intention to Prepare Management Plans for Sports Ground and Coastal Reserves within Opotiki District. Read more |
 | The 2012 calendar of Council, Coast Community Board and Committee meetings is now available. Read more |
 | Rena response - latest updates and how you can help Read more |
 | Agrecovery Rural Recycling Programme - book in your unwanted chemicals now! Read more |
 | Latest Panui Council Newsletter Issue 49 - January 2012 is out now. Read more |
 | State Highway 35 Maraenui Hill Fortnightly Project Update No: Four - 7 December 2011
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 | Pakowhai - Otutaopuku bridge comes closer to completion with the placement of the two main towers. Read more |
 | New Council building housing i-Site, Bay of Plenty Regional Council and Department of Conservation offices officially opened on Thursday 3 November 2011. Read more |
 | Annual Report 2010-2011 Read more |
 | Information release regarding Freedom Camping Read more |
 | Green Light for Memorial Park Sports Pavilion Read more |
 | Ōpōtiki Harbour project is set to revitalise local economy Read more |
 | Download your copy of the Opotiki Harbour Strategy Document Read more |
 | New Zealand Government Read more |
Welcome to the Opotiki District Council
Opotiki District is made up of miles of coastline, clean fast running rivers, vast areas of native bush and farmland. The people of the district live in a number of communities scattered along the coast. Each community has a strong and distinctive spirit and an inherent appreciation of the area in which they live. This forms the basis of the solid and determined collective community in which the Opotiki District Council works.
The district is identified as OpotikiCoast by Nature in recognition of the distinctive characteristics of the people and their affinity to the natural environment.
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