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Rules to help fast-track much-needed housing in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke are now in place.
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Here’s your chance to assess if our current representation arrangements fit or need a change
We're increasing health premises registration fees by 10% for 2024/2025. This is to cover rising costs over the past year.
Have your say on dog registration fees
We’re looking to develop the Beach Road boat ramp and surrounds, which includes the boat ramp, esplanade foreshore reserve, MacMillan Reserve, and 294 Beach Road and we want to know what you think.
With several superb playgrounds across the Western Bay, your tāmariki can swing, slide and climb until their heart’s content.
Whether you’re an e-bike cruiser, lycra-clad fitness junkie, wrangling a biker gang of kids, or only in it for the coffee at the end – there’s a bike ride for you this summer.
With five skateparks and a skate pathway to choose from, you and your whānau can ollie, tic tac and kick turn your way across the Western Bay this summer.
Summer is the perfect time to stretch the legs, take in some nature, or work off the Christmas pavlova, while enjoying the hundreds of walking trails on offer.
Whether a representation rookie or representation royalty, here’s your chance to assess if Western Bay of Plenty District Council's current representation arrangements fit or need a change.
Rules to help fast-track much-needed housing in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke are now in place.
Come along to the Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s Doggy Day Out on 16 March for some top training tips from internationally renowned animal behaviour expert Mark Vette.
Furniture, appliances, lawn mowers, old fridges, screws and bolts, and e-waste are just some of the items that will soon be accepted at the Katikati Recycling Centre.
Whether a representation rookie or representation royalty, here’s your chance to assess if Western Bay of Plenty District Council's current representation arrangements fit or need a change.
During recent testing on the Katikati Outfall sewer pipe, a small leak has been identified.
Rules to help fast-track much-needed housing in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke are now in place.
Plans are being floated with the Katikati community to see the long-awaited upgrade of the Beach Road boat ramp.
Whether a representation rookie or representation royalty, here’s your chance to assess if Western Bay of Plenty District Council's current representation arrangements fit or need a change.
Rules to help fast-track much-needed housing in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke are now in place.
Come along to the Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s Doggy Day Out on 16 March for some top training tips from internationally renowned animal behaviour expert Mark Vette.
Whether it’s a quick jaunt around the block or a leisurely bush walk, dog owners are being asked to paws for thought when having fun in the sun with their four-legged friends.
This year is shaping up to be a more positive year as economic conditions improve and we enjoy a cracking summer.
Hear from Mayor James Denyer on his reflections for the year.
As Mayor I get to meet people of all walks of life, witnessing firsthand the diversity that makes our District so rich and vibrant.
Mayor James unpacks all the factors that went into how we arrived at our draft Annual Plan for 2023/24.
Whether a representation rookie or representation royalty, here’s your chance to assess if Western Bay of Plenty District Council's current representation arrangements fit or need a change.
During recent testing on the Katikati Outfall sewer pipe, a small leak has been identified.
Rules to help fast-track much-needed housing in Ōmokoroa and Te Puke are now in place.
Plans are being floated with the Katikati community to see the long-awaited upgrade of the Beach Road boat ramp.