Woodend residents may have noticed some discoloured water over recent times and Council staff now believe they have identified and fixed the problem.

Work is continuing on the installation of a large new sewer in Rangiora. This sewer main will increase the overall network capacity and reduce the likelihood overflows during wet weather.  Good progress is being made laying the new gravity sewer main up Buckleys Road.

Over 6,000 ratepayers in Kerbside Collection areas have already selected which bins they’d like for their property under the expanded ‘Your Choice’ kerbside collection service.

Southbrook business has continued to boom over recent years.  As a result, Flaxton Road may no longer be meeting all of the different needs that go hand-in-hand with this growth, such as the demand for on-road parking, and accommodating cyclists and pedestrians using the area.

200 young people traveling to seven venues on four buses over 14 hours; that’s the recipe for Waimakariri’s first All Night Party.

Its good news for Woodend and Pegasus residents as work to join their water supplies starts soon and the benefits will mean residents on the supply should see improvements.

The proposal to join the supplies was widely supported, with 73% of residents giving the project the thumbs up during consultation in 2016.

Digital version of the Waimakariri District Plan is now live! The ePlan replaces the paper based and PDF versions of the existing Operative District Plan.

Quick thinking by a Delta mower operator prevented his machine from falling into a collapsed sewer chamber containing an estimated 160,000 litres of 30 year old sewage.