The Whakatāne District Council has lodged a counter-objection to a Murupara Community Board submission seeking to have the southern corner of the district remain in the Rotorua electorate.
Although Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning levels have fallen along the eastern Coromandel Peninsula, warnings remain in place for western portions of the Whakatāne District.
The Whakatāne District Council’s Proposed District Plan has received 133 ‘further submissions’ either supporting or opposing the decisions requested by submitters during its initial phase of public consultation last year.
Whakatāne’s Visitor Information Centre has received top marks in a recent survey by Qualmark, New Zealand Tourism’s official quality assurance organisation.
Following confirmed cases of measles in the Taupō/Turangi area, Toi Te Ora is urging people to ensure members of the public are up-to-date with their immunisations.
Uganda’s national cricket team will stay, train and play in Whakatāne early in the New Year in preparation for next month’s ICC World Cup qualifier tournament.
A series of draft Annual Plan recommendations adopted by the Whakatāne District Council’s Policy Committee on Wednesday mean average rates across the district will rise by less than 3 percent for the 2014/15 financial year.
Seascape Developments Limited and the Whakatāne District Council have announced that the marketing of sections in a proposed Port Ōhope residential subdivision will begin on 20 December.
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