Find out about holiday closures, kerbside, recycling centres and more
Have your say on how we continue to manage waste
Snap some pics of your fave spot and be in to win
Come kōrero with your changemakers and Council staff about what matters to you!
From opening hours and what days to put your bins out, to freedom camping and where you can walk you dog, we’ve put together a dedicated webpage where you can find all the information you need.
Te Puke's Donovan Park will be one of the hottest places to be this summer thanks to a new pop-up pump track.
Christmas is coming early in the form of vegetation removal and site clearing around the State Highway 2 / Ōmokoroa Road intersection.
Are you keen to see an upcycled approach to how we manage waste across the Western Bay? It’s not a WASTE of time to tell us how you feel about waste management and minimisation.
Every dog in one of our animal shelters has story, but so do the people who look after them. Meet Becs, who works part time at Te Puke Animal Shelter.
Did you know there are over 20 places to take your dog (kurī) for a walk in the Western Bay?
Camping is a rite of passage in New Zealand. Each summer we hustle to get a good spot close to a lake, a river, beach or forest, and enjoy time reconnecting with whānau surrounded by nature.
Looking for a good summer read and not sure where to start? The team at Western Bay of Plenty District Council Libraries have you sorted.
From opening hours and what days to put your bins out, to freedom camping and where you can walk you dog, we’ve put together a dedicated webpage where you can find all the information you need.
Christmas is coming early in the form of vegetation removal and site clearing around the State Highway 2 / Ōmokoroa Road intersection.
Are you keen to see an upcycled approach to how we manage waste across the Western Bay? It’s not a WASTE of time to tell us how you feel about waste management and minimisation.
The lack of clear national direction on core water and transportation services is prompting Western Bay of Plenty District Council to defer the adoption of its Long Term Plan.
From opening hours and what days to put your bins out, to freedom camping and where you can walk you dog, we’ve put together a dedicated webpage where you can find all the information you need.
Christmas is coming early in the form of vegetation removal and site clearing around the State Highway 2 / Ōmokoroa Road intersection.
Are you keen to see an upcycled approach to how we manage waste across the Western Bay? It’s not a WASTE of time to tell us how you feel about waste management and minimisation.
Seven Waihī Beach elder housing units will be demolished, as they are deemed unsafe for tenants to move back into.
From opening hours and what days to put your bins out, to freedom camping and where you can walk you dog, we’ve put together a dedicated webpage where you can find all the information you need.
Te Puke's Donovan Park will be one of the hottest places to be this summer thanks to a new pop-up pump track.
Are you keen to see an upcycled approach to how we manage waste across the Western Bay? It’s not a WASTE of time to tell us how you feel about waste management and minimisation.
Te Puke residents are being asked to hold on a bit longer for works to permanently widen and rehabilitate one of its busiest roads to improve safety.
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.
Mayor James reflects on the back-to-back weather events our communities have faced this month