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Council is addressing source water quality and treatment issues in Te Kaha.
The fund aims to help the members of our district affected by recent flooding and storm damage.
Dignitaries and guests visited Ōpōtiki today to mark the completion of construction work on the 350m-long harbour seawalls.
Keep up to date with Council activities, read project updates, learn about opportunities and events - it's all in our latest Panui Newsletter.
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.
A short update from the mayor about Anzac Day, the new principal and challenges facing the local government sector.
A column from the Mayor in the Ōpōtiki News.
A short update from the Mayor for February.
Mayors commit to constructive engagement in reform process.
The jetty extension will be a valued addition to the Ōpōtiki wharf, providing a safe, purpose-built place for recreational users, separate from commercial activity.
Ōpōtiki District Council is encouraging residents to have their say on the future of local government as the Government progresses its nationwide Simplifying Local Government reforms.
Welcome to the six newest citizens in the Ōpōtiki District
The Government has announced a new ‘Head Start’ pathway for local government reform, giving councils 90 days to put forward proposals for how local government could be structured in the future.
The jetty extension will be a valued addition to the Ōpōtiki wharf, providing a safe, purpose-built place for recreational users, separate from commercial activity.
Ōpōtiki District Council is encouraging residents to have their say on the future of local government as the Government progresses its nationwide Simplifying Local Government reforms.
Welcome to the six newest citizens in the Ōpōtiki District
The Government has announced a new ‘Head Start’ pathway for local government reform, giving councils 90 days to put forward proposals for how local government could be structured in the future.