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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.
A word from Mayor David Moore.
Mayor Moore provides an update on Māori wards for the Ōpōtiki District and why he added his name to a letter to the Minister.
A few words from the Mayor this ANZAC day.
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.
Mayor Moore warns residents that changes to the timing of rates invoices this year could have a significant impact on households and that people should start to prepare now.
The school holiday programme at Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi was a success with young and young-at-heart this July with hundreds of visitors each day.
Council’s iSite and events team wrapped up a three-week calendar of Matariki events this month with thousands of locals and visitors enjoying a range of events from golf to star-gazing.
An update from Councillor Barry Howe, Chair of OMAG, on the many Opotiki projects that are contributing to our 'blue economy'.
Mayor Moore warns residents that changes to the timing of rates invoices this year could have a significant impact on households and that people should start to prepare now.
The school holiday programme at Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi was a success with young and young-at-heart this July with hundreds of visitors each day.
Council’s iSite and events team wrapped up a three-week calendar of Matariki events this month with thousands of locals and visitors enjoying a range of events from golf to star-gazing.
An update from Councillor Barry Howe, Chair of OMAG, on the many Opotiki projects that are contributing to our 'blue economy'.