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Government funding boosts flood resilience
- October 09, 2023
Kaipara is set to benefit from $2.6 million recently announced by the Government to boost resilience and reduce the risk of major flood damage.
Read moreNorthern Wairoa River flood prevention
- August 08, 2023
An update from Kaipara District Council and Northland Regional Council.
Read moreWhat matters most in Ruawai
- July 10, 2023
The Ruawai community have identified that flood protection, people, whānau, environment, cultural connection, local businesses and farming are the things they really care about.
Read moreRuawai stopbank trail closed
- April 06, 2023
A section of the Ruawai stopbank trail will be closed to the public for repairs following the recent extreme weather event.
Read moreMessage from Mayor Craig Jepson: connecting our isolated communities
- February 16, 2023
We asked Mangawhare resdents to evacuate again last night as a hydrology report highlighted the risks of flooding with huge run-off further up the river combining with high tide.
Read moreRuawai Adaptive Pathways - Community Panel tour
- December 01, 2022
The Ruawai Community Panel gathered for the second time this year to take a guided tour of the Raupo Drainage Scheme.
Read moreKaipara District Council adopts Annual Report
- September 30, 2022
Kaipara District Council has adopted their Annual Report for 2021/2022. The report was unanimously adopted in the September meeting, the last meeting of the term for the current Council.
Read moreKaipara District Council confirms rates and adopts Annual Plan 2022-2023
- June 30, 2022
Kaipara District Council Elected Members have unanimously adopted the Annual Plan 2022-2023, with an average general rates rise of 4.86 percent (excluding water charges, and allowing for 1 percent growth).
Read moreProjected rates rise drops as work continues on Annual Plan
- May 25, 2022
Council staff brought the final draft of the Annual Plan to a briefing earlier this month, presenting recent financial statements alongside a rates increase averaging 4.86 percent.
Read more$3.5M released for Dargaville’s stopbanks
- February 04, 2022
The Ministry for Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has released the $3.5M needed to protect existing stopbanks against flooding, along the western side of Wairoa River between Dargaville and Te Kopuru.
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