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STDC Natural Environments Fund Open
Public NoticesNewsMedia ReleasesCouncil’s Natural Environments Fund is open for applications from 4 August 2023.
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New Speed Limit Signs for Schools Installed
NewsMedia ReleasesThe rollout of reduced speed signs outside schools throughout South Taranaki started this week, with 30km/h signs erected on streets around Te Paepae o Aotea and Hāwera Primary School.
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Nominations open for 2023 South Taranaki Community Awards
NewsNominations for South Taranaki Community Awards open on Thursday 7 August and close on Monday 11 September.
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Creative Communities Fund Opens on 1 August
NewsDo you have a community arts project that needs some funding support? The next application round for Creative Communities funding opens on 1 August and closes at 5pm on Friday 1 September 2023.
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Consultation Open for Gambling and Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policies
NewsConsultation opens on Monday 31 July for a review of the District’s Class 4 Gambling Venues (gaming or ‘pokie’ machines), TAB Venues and Easter Sunday Trading policies.
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Artists explore concepts of home
NewsMedia ReleasesA new visual arts exhibition at Lysaght Watt Gallery in Hāwera will showcase the diversity of artists in South Taranaki, featuring artworks that reflect ideas and concepts of home.
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Steady Progress on District Business Park
NewsSignificant progress has been made with enabling infrastructure in the South Taranaki Business Park West End Precinct.
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Council’s Antenno App Makes Communicating Easy
NewsMedia ReleasesReporting issues and receiving notifications from the Council have never been so easy says Kaponga resident and community board member Sonya Douds.
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The Great Comedy Night - Tickets available from 7 July
NewsMedia ReleasesThe Great Comedy night is back again - this time with four comedians heading to Hāwera and Eltham in August.
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STDC Community Initiatives Fund Open
NewsMedia ReleasesThe South Taranaki District Council Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) is open for applications from 1 July 2023.
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2023/24 Annual Plan Adopted
NewsMedia ReleasesAgainst a backdrop of steadily rising costs South Taranaki district councillors formally adopted the 2023-24 Annual Plan at Monday’s (26 June) ordinary meeting including a 7.19% rate increase.
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Popular Eltham Pathway Improvements Complete
NewsMedia ReleasesImprovements have been completed to create a safer pathway in Soldiers Park, Eltham.
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Mayor Thanks District Volunteers at Rotokare Scenic Reserve
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki Mayor Phil Nixon welcomed 60 volunteers from various organisations across the district to a special thank-you event on the morning of Tuesday 20 June at Rotokare Scenic Reserve.
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Road Safety Changes to Camberwell Road
NewsMedia ReleasesFollowing a three-month trial period, changes have been made to the traffic safety/calming measures introduced on the section of Camberwell Road outside Hawera’s new school, Te Paepae o Aotea.
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Speed Limits Around South Taranaki Schools to Reduce
NewsMedia ReleasesSpeed limits around schools in South Taranaki are set to be reduced following Waka Kotahi’s approval of the South Taranaki District Council’s (STDC) Interim Speed Management Plan.
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EmpowerYouth Establishes Inaugural Committee
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki’s newest youth organisation EmpowerYouth, held its first meeting in the Council Chamber on Wednesday 14 June.
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First Steps in Town Revitalisation
NewsMedia ReleasesThe first steps in the Council’s revitalisation project for Eltham have been taken, with new steps in Bridger Park from Stanners and High Streets.
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Satisfaction with Council Services remains high
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki residents are generally happy with the services their council provides according to an independent survey.
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Free Wi-fi for Eltham CBD
NewsMedia ReleasesEltham’s central business area now has free Wi-Fi thanks to the generosity of Primo and the Eltham-Kaponga Community Board.
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More South Taranaki History Goes Online
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki LibraryPlus have an exciting new offering for the district’s residents, which will also benefit family history researchers worldwide.