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Road Works Planned for King Edward Street/Rawhitiroa Road, Eltham
Public NoticesNewsMedia ReleasesWork is set to begin on King Edward Street/Rawhitiroa Road Eltham as part of the South Taranaki District Council's programme to improve the quality of local roads.
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Temporary Road Closures - Eltham & Okaiawa
Road closuresPublic NoticesIn accordance with Section 342 of the Local Government Act 1974, notice is hereby given that the following roads will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic at the following times.
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The big screen is back!
NewsMedia ReleasesHead to TSB Hub on Saturday 27 January, or Soldier's Park in Eltham on Sunday 28 January to catch some of your favourite movies for free.
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Nowell's Lakes Walkway Boasts New Facilities
NewsMedia ReleasesA new ablution pod at the Nowell's Lakes Walkway is now open for public use.
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Improvements for Taranaki’s rubbish and recycling collection
NewsMedia ReleasesA new waste contact will see service improvements at transfer stations and residential rubbish and recycling collection cross the region from October next year.
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Opunake Water Pipes Flushing
Public NoticesWe will be flushing the Opunake town water pipes for a couple of hours on Monday 18, Tuesday 19 and Wednesday 20 December starting at 10pm.
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Concerts in the Park with Tiki Taane
NewsMedia ReleasesOne of the most well-known and diverse artists in Aotearoa, Tiki Taane will be taking the stage at the 2024 Concerts in the Park.
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Trade Waste Compliance Improving Steadily in South Taranaki
NewsMedia ReleasesTrade waste compliance is steadily on the rise in South Taranaki businesses.
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Connecting Communities Together
NewsMedia ReleasesWork is progressing well on developing a $450,000 5km multi-use loop track for Pātea.
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South Taranaki on the Rise
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki is the second most hospitable district in New Zealand, according to Airbnb.
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Get boogielicious with Sonic Delusion this Summer
NewsMedia ReleasesSonic Delusion is returning to Ōpunakē Beach for Sounds on the Sand on Saturday 13 January 2023.
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Temporary Closure of Roads to Vehicular Traffic
Road closuresPublic NoticesIn accordance with the Transport Regulations 1965, the South Taranaki District Council proposes to close the following roads to ordinary vehicular traffic at the following times.
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Move to Fortnightly Collection - October 2024
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki district councillors agreed on a fortnightly urban kerbside collection service, with weekly food scraps collection, at Monday’s (27 November) Extraordinary Council meeting.
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Water Shutdown Notice - Normanby
Public NoticesNewsThe Normanby water supply will be turned off on Thursday 23 November from 11:00pm to 3:00am, to allow for testing for water leaks in the network.
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King Edward Park retains Green Flag honour
NewsMedia ReleasesSouth Taranaki’s Premier Park, King Edward Park, has once again received the internationally recognised Green Flag Award.
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Operators announced for new Café/Restaurant
NewsMedia ReleasesThe Council is delighted to announce that Helen and Phil D’Ath, and Beth McKenzie, have been awarded the concession to operate a 7-day-a-week café in Te Ramanui o Ruapūtahanga.
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Temporary Road Closures
Road closuresPublic NoticesIn accordance with Section 342 of the Local Government Act 1974, notice is hereby given that the following roads will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic for the periods indicated hereunder.
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Temporary Road Closure - November
Road closuresPublic NoticesPrinces Street, Hāwera, Eltham: Preston Place, Railway Street London Street (between SH3 and York Street), York Street, Cornwall Street, Stanners Street, Bath, Tayler and Mabey Streets
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Abandoned Vehicle
Public NoticesRoading Bylaw 2014 Section 9.4.1b The South Taranaki District Council removed a silver 2002 BMW330D saloon ARZ548 on 07 November 2023 from Wybourne Road, Hāwera.
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Temporary Road Closures (Starting 14 November)
Road closuresPublic NoticesHector Place, Dorset Street, Fox Street, Domett Street, Allison Street, Tennyson Street (between King Street and Gisborne Terrace), Gisborne Terrace, Waianu Crescent, Napier Street.