Council News
Nine local groups have been allocated just over $20,000 from Creative Communities New Zealand.
Newcomers to the Ashburton District can now find all the essential information they need in a new online Welcoming Guide.
The community’s first biodiversity strategy, Our Natural Place, was officially launched by the Ashburton District Biodiversity Advisory Group this week, with pride.
The best parts of a marble fountain that stood outside the old Ashburton Public Library have been given a new lease on life at the Tinwald Domain.
Water restrictions on the Mount Somers drinking water supply have been lifted, as the supply at the Stoney Creek intake is up to comfortable levels.
Mayor Neil Brown and Councillors are set to hear from about 100 residents on the district’s draft budget for the next 10 years.
Visitors to Glow in the Park 2024 are being encouraged to bring a big appetite, as about 20 food trucks have been organised for the event at the Ashburton Domain over King’s Birthday weekend.
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora has lifted its algal bloom health warning issued for the Hakatere-Ashburton River at State Highway 1.
You might have seen in the news that Auckland Council has struck a deal with the Government about future investment in three waters infrastructure … so what does that mean for smaller councils like us?
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