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Ronald Hugh Morrieson free online workshops
NewsMedia ReleasesChanges are afoot this year for the Ronald Hugh Morrieson Judge's workshops and South Taranaki Libraries are encouraging this year’s writers to participate.
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Wind turbine blades en route to Waipipi Wind Farm from Tuesday
NewsMedia ReleasesEarly risers may catch a glimpse of giant wind turbine blades en route from Port Taranaki to the Waipipi Wind Farm in Waverley from Tuesday 2 June.
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Searching for South Taranaki's Superhero of Superheros
NewsMedia ReleasesThe National Volunteers Week is coming up between 22-26 June, and one of the highlights of that week is the chance for us to thank these amazing, often unsung heroes of our community.
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Rainbow Water Tower LED Lights
NewsMedia ReleasesWell done South Taranaki, we have made it to level 2 and in celebration, the new LED lights on top of the historic Hāwera Water Tower have been changed to help celebrate.
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First of their kind, online workshops for South Taranaki
NewsMedia ReleasesThe South Taranaki District Council is excited to host Kate Meads, New Zealand’s own waste free warrior, through online virtual workshops.
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South Taranaki District Council Releases 2020-21 Annual Plan
NewsMedia ReleasesCouncil released its Annual Plan today which, amongst other measures, proposes a zero rate increase for the 2020 – 2021 financial year.
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All the ways your can pay your rates contactlessly
NewsMedia ReleasesThe next rates instalment is due on Wednesday 27 May 2020 and water by meter rates is due on 20 May 2020. The options you have for paying these rates have changed slightly.
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Council's Covid-19 Relief Measures – Proposes Zero Rate Increase
NewsMedia ReleasesToday the South Taranaki District Council (STDC) released a number of initiatives it is working on, aimed at bringing relief to residents and businesses in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Council Services at Alert Level Three
NewsMedia ReleasesFollowing the Government’s announcement that the country is moving to Alert Level 3, from Tuesday 28 April we are making the following changes
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Click & Collect at your Local LibraryPlus
NewsMedia ReleasesThe move to COVID-19 Alert Level 3 on Tuesday 28 April will mean South Taranaki readers can again access physical books from their local LibraryPlus via a new “click and collect” contactless system.
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Mayor and CE to Take Pay Cuts
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki District Council’s Mayor and Chief Executive will be taking a voluntary 10% pay cut for the next 6 months in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bin it, don't block it
NewsMedia ReleasesPlease help us avoid blockages in our sewer system by only flushing pee, poo and toilet paper down the toilet.
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Lockdown Local Online Concerts
NewsMedia ReleasesCome and join us at the ‘Lockdown Local’ at the end of the week, to wind down, relax and enjoy great local musicians.
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Beware of COVID-19 misinformation and scams
NewsMedia ReleasesSome Taranaki people have been the target of a COVID-19 text message scam over the weekend.
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South Taranaki Lockdown Recycling Competition
NewsMedia ReleasesFrom 6 April – 6 May STDC are holding a recycling competition where we encourage residents to make use of their recycling and build a sculpture out of it.
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Big Jump in use of eBooks and eAudio
NewsMedia ReleasesJust one week after closing their doors due to the COVID-19 lockdown, the South Taranaki District Council (STDC) LibraryPlus have seen a 26% increase in the use of eBooks and eAudio.
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Taranaki helpline available for those struggling in Alert Level 4
NewsMedia ReleasesA new 0800 number for people needing urgent help accessing food, medication or other household goods and services has been launched.
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We can help you stay connected
NewsMedia ReleasesCouncil is supporting a new service provided via Skinny Jump (Spark), whereby community members without an internet connection can call library staff who can assist them to get set up.
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Improved Cell Phone Coverage for Waitotara
NewsMedia ReleasesThe new cellphone tower installed by the Rural Connectivity Group* (RCG) above Waitotara village went live this week.
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Playgrounds closed during Alert Level 4
NewsMedia ReleasesAs we are now in a national State of Emergency and have moved to Alert Level 4, there should be no play time on our local playgrounds.