South Taranaki - News
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Rotokare Lake closed but Reserve Remains Open December 2018
07 Dec 2018
Due
to high levels of blue-green algal bloom (Planktonic cyanobacteria), the lake
at Rotokare Reserve is closed to all users ...
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Korimako Lane Opening
05 Dec 2018
Now the barriers have been opened up and we can see the finishing touches being added to Hāwera’s newest High Street lane, there ...
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Kaupokonui River Mouth Open
15 Nov 2018
Kaupokonui River mouth has re-opened after being closed for the last three weeks due to moderate levels of Benthic ...
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Seven Deadly Stunts
02 Nov 2018
Seven Deadly Stunts is coming to Kakaramea Hall on Friday 16 November.
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Council Takes Sensible Approach to Earthquake Strengthening
01 Nov 2018
South Taranaki District Councillors unanimously decided
against establishing ‘priority zones’ where timeframes for ...
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Passionate about making a difference in our community
23 Oct 2018
Over the last 14 years, the South Taranaki District Council’s Relay for Life Team ‘Pride of Purple Passion’ has raised over ...
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Property Values Increase in South Taranaki
16 Oct 2018
The total capital value of properties in South Taranaki has risen by 6.5% in the last three years to be worth $11.27 billion ...
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Get your nominations in
11 Oct 2018
You have less than a week to get in your nominations
for the South Taranaki Community Awards.
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2018 Ronald Hugh Morrieson Awards Finalists Announced
11 Oct 2018
Finalists for the 2018 Ronald Hugh Morrieson Literary
Awards have just been released.
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Council Finances in Good Shape
11 Oct 2018
The
South Taranaki District Council finished the 2017/18 financial year with a healthy
$8 million surplus against a budgeted ...
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Arts Fest South Taranaki 2018
04 Oct 2018
Arts
Fest South Taranaki returns this year to celebrate highlight the
arts within seven Taranaki townships in late spring.
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Scale Ship Regatta sets sail over Labour Weekend
04 Oct 2018
All
aboard for the annual Scale Ship Regatta taking place at King Edward Park’s
boating lake in Hāwera
over Labour weekend ...
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Patea LibraryPlus temporarily relocating
04 Oct 2018
The Patea LibraryPlus is temporarily relocating to the Patea Old Folks Hall while the Library gets a $300,000 facelift.
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Council Increases Contribution to Hunter Shaw Building
02 Oct 2018
At Monday night’s regular Council meeting, South Taranaki District Councillors agreed to commit up to $500,000 to earthquake ...
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Advise against Shellfish collection near Hāwera
27 Sep 2018
Low
levels of potentially harmful organisms (norovirus) in shellfish has been found
after recent monitoring near the marine ...
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Feedback Wanted on Te Ramanui o Ruapūtahanga - Library, Culture and Arts Centre
27 Sep 2018
Concept plans for South Taranaki’s new Library,
Culture and Arts Centre – Te Ramanui o Ruapūtahanga are finished and the
Council ...
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Comedians coming to Hawera
21 Sep 2018
A big name in New Zealand Comedy, Jeremy Corbett, is gearing up to fill TSB Hub with laughter for this year’s Hāwera Comedy ...
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2018 Spring KidzBiz out now
19 Sep 2018
Check out the latest edition of KidzBiz. Packed full of school holiday acitivities!
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Ageing Disgracefully - Event for Older Persons
19 Sep 2018
Monday 1
October is “International Day of Older Persons”. It’s a day when we
celebrate our elders, their contributions to our ...
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Council Gets $125k for Mobile Ablution Pods 17 Sep 2018 The South Taranaki District Council (STDC) has received $125,187 of funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation ...
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Nominations open for the 2018 South Taranaki Community Awards
17 Sep 2018
Nominations are now open for the 2018 South Taranaki Community Awards.
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Views Sought on Earthquake-Prone Priority Buildings
23 Aug 2018
Following Government changes to the Building Act(earthquake prone buildings) the South Taranaki District Council (STDC) is seeking ...
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Te Ngutu o Te Manu Commemorations
20 Aug 2018
A week long programme of events has been planned to take place around South Taranaki in September to commemorate the 150 year ...
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Victoria Cross Mayoral Dinner
16 Aug 2018
The heroic actions of two Hāwera men during WWI are to be commemorated in September.
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No Holds Bard
16 Aug 2018
Bringing Arts to the Heartland – Arts on Tour NZ is bringing Michael Hurst’s No Holds Bard to Ōpūnake on Tuesday 28 August.
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