Maketu - Te Puke news
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Digital Hub welcomes ground-breaking virtual reality experience
NewsThis October school holidays, the Antarctic Heritage Trust is bringing their popular virtual reality roadshow to Katikati’s Digital Hub. What could be cooler!
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Tamariki and public safety to benefit from new CCTV locations
NewsFour new locations, including two near schools, will benefit from added security thanks to the latest round of Western Bay’s CCTV fund.
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Reminder to fit your PAYT tag correctly
Kerbside CollectiveNewsWestern Bay of Plenty locals are being reminded to put the rubbish out with a correctly fitted pay-as-you-throw tag or expect to keep your waste for another week.
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The new plan for Wilson Park
NewsPreserving precious pōhutukawa trees, upgrading wharepaku (toilets) and adding power for events are all part of the plan for Waihī Beach’s Wilson Park.
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It’s a Poll Party and you’re invited
NewsThis election we're out to create a buzz around voting, with six Poll Parties across the rohe (District). Come join us on Saturday 24 September!
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Learn more about the people vying for your votes!
NewsNeed to know a little bit more about those wanting to represent you on Council before voting opens? We've helped you out.
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Nominations for Western Bay Community Awards 2023 open
NewsThe awards that recognise the dedication of Western Bay of Plenty’s philanthropic community are back for 2023.
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Waste free period workshops a winner
NewsA program designed to break down barriers around waste free periods with free reusable menstrual products is now taking place in the Western Bay.
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Early investigation works for SH2 / Ōmokoroa intersection underway
NewsEarly investigation works for the $43 million intersection upgrade begin this week. Contractors will be working intermittently from now until November.
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Get to know your Council candidates
NewsWant to match the names of Council candidates to faces, and learn more about the people? You’re in luck!
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It’s all in the name for new recycling trailers
NewsThe people have spoken! The two names for Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s recycling trailers are ‘Recyclosaurus Rex’ and ‘Sustainabox’.
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Ōmokoroa Point School on a mission to add a macron
NewsWithout a tohutō (macron) Ōmokoroa isn’t spelt right. Names have whakapapa (lineage) just like people and they need to be respected.
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Where will you be watching the debates?
NewsIt’s nearly time to see your future councillors go toe-to-toe on topics important to you.
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Defibrillators available 24/7 in Te Puke and Katikati
NewsLife-saving help is available when you need it thanks to new defibrillators installed at Te Puke Library and The Centre - Pātuki Manawa in Katikati.
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Changes on the doorstep for housing in Te Puke and Ōmokoroa
NewsNew rules that allow sites to have three homes up to three storeys high are set to be introduced in Te Puke and Ōmokoroa.
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The race is on for Western Bay’s local government elections
NewsA total of 58 people have put their pōtae (hat) in the ring to represent the Western Bay in this year's elections.
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Cast your vote for a punny recycling name
NewsSustainabox, Recyclosaurus Rex, Treasure Trailer and Hungry hangarua – which name do you think has the best milage?
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Community projects brought to life by Council funding
NewsSolar panels, bird watching hides and a new inflatable rescue boat are just few of the community projects that will get a funding boost across the Western Bay.
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Cash injection for community facilities
NewsThe hopes of five community groups are being realised thanks to funding from Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s Facilities in the Community Fund.
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Aiming high for this year’s voter turnout
NewsWho is up for a wero (challenge)? We're calling on you to show how much you care about what happens in our District by enrolling to vote before Friday 12 August.
