An area of Murphy Park in Kaiapoi is being considered for a permanent rowing base. We're currently seeking feedback about this proposal. Let us know your comments by 5pm Friday 4 May 2018.

The viability of a new well proposed for the Tuahiwi area will be the biggest point of discussion amongst the Kaiapoi-Tuahiwi Community Board this Monday at their April meeting.

With support from the Million Meters Streams Project, the Council has been successful in raising approximately $20,000 to restore 1.5 Hectares of Riparian Margin along the Silver stream (Upper Kaiapoi) River at Silverstream Reserve, a 52 Hectare Council owned native reserve on South Eyre Road.

Getting a licence to drive can be a challenge for many in our community, whether they be a young person or someone who has already learnt to drive but never taken the step to make it official.

Migrants from 21 different countries have taken the oath as New Zealand citizens in Waimakariri so far this year, after the third Citizenship ceremony of 2018 was held in the Rangiora Town Hall.

Following the Rangiora-Ashley Community Board meeting last night, the future of trees located in land leased by Riding for the Disabled (RDA) was decided.

Today the Canterbury District Health Board today lifted the public health warning on Lake Pegasus, which is now testing clear from the toxic blue-green algae (planktonic cyanobacteria).

Routine flushing of the fire hydrants in Woodend and Tuahiwi is scheduled to take place between 8am and 5pm on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 April. Residents in these areas are asked to thoroughly flush taps on these days to remove any discoloured water before use.