Matangi Community Committee General Meeting, Tuesday February 21, Matangi Hall, 478 Tauwhare Road, 7.30 p.m. Election of officers and Committee. All Welcome
Matangi Community Committee Update The Community committee elections are held each 3 years following the WDC elections. The General Meeting will be held in the Matangi Hall on Tuesday February 21, 2023 at 7.30 p.m. All Welcome. Please consider joining the committee. While all our meeting are open to everyone to participate it is the ongoing committment to… Read More Matangi Community Committee General Meeting, Tuesday February 21, Matangi Hall, 478 Tauwhare Road, 7.30 p.m. Election of officers and Committee. All Welcome
Last chance to win a prize!
Matangi Community end of year update and a chance to win a prize!
As we get to the end of 2022 it is good to notice some of the things that have been done or changed this year – more daffodils planted in the Jack Foster Reserve by Matangi School students, a new, larger, District Council Ward with two Councillors to represent us, the hedge gone and a… Read More Matangi Community end of year update and a chance to win a prize!
End of Year Message from the Mayor Jacqui Church
Kia ora and hello!I am sure that you are looking forward to a few well-deserved days off over summer. It has been a huge year for so many of us and I feel we all need a little family fun, sun and a great kiwi holiday season to celebrate.We need to have some time to… Read More End of Year Message from the Mayor Jacqui Church
Opportunities to buy local? – you could purchase the beautiful cookbook Nectar created by the Matangi School Fundraising Committee.
Matangi School has put together a family cookbook to help raise money to upgrade the school pool and surrounding native area. “At the heart of Matangi School is our Tui-riffic mascot. Tui-riffic is a very special part of the Matangi learning community and is someone that all students and teachers are very proud of. To… Read More Opportunities to buy local? – you could purchase the beautiful cookbook Nectar created by the Matangi School Fundraising Committee.
Tamahere-Woodlands Councillors’ update December 2022: Looking to the future for local government
A new Sustainability and Wellbeing Committee has just been added to the Waikato District Council committee structure. It will become one of the Council’s main committees alongside the Policy & Regulatory, Strategy & Performance (formerly Strategy & Finance) and Infrastructure committees which all councillors attend. The new committee will handle decisions on Council work that… Read More Tamahere-Woodlands Councillors’ update December 2022: Looking to the future for local government
Matangi Community Committee Quarterly Meeting, 7.30 p.m., Tuesday November 15, Tamahere Council and Community Space. All Welcome.
The Matangi Community Committee was set up to contribute to the Matangi community plan and to be a liaison point between Waikato District Council and the local community. It provides an opportunity to raise local issues with council, coordinate responses to Council proposals and funding opportunities and to hear about Council matters from our local… Read More Matangi Community Committee Quarterly Meeting, 7.30 p.m., Tuesday November 15, Tamahere Council and Community Space. All Welcome.
WDC currently seeking feedback on a number of issues.
For some time now Waikato District Council has been relying in good part to receive community feedback on proposed policies and bylaws via its website Shape Waikato. You can sign up to receive notification of items as they are posted. Each issue has a page setting out the proposals and how to provide feedback at… Read More WDC currently seeking feedback on a number of issues.
Tamahere-Woodlands Councillors’ update October 2022: Council sworn in.
Thank you to everyone who voted in the Waikato District Council elections. Tamahere-Woodlands Ward led the District with a 32.3% turnout although, sadly, the overall turnout across the District was 27.8%, the lowest of the last three elections. Mike Keir and I, Crystal Beavis, have now been sworn-in as Councillors for the Ward, which stretches… Read More Tamahere-Woodlands Councillors’ update October 2022: Council sworn in.