
Are you tired of throwing uneaten food away?
We’re teaming up with waste minimisation expert Kate Meads to help change the way you think about...

Mae wins competition for free dog registration
Nine year old Mae, a beach-loving former farm dog, has scored her family a free year’s dog...

Fast-track legislation alters council role and community input
Recent changes to national legislation mean that for some large-scale projects, councils no longer...

Morrinsville CBD crossings are here
Next time you’re in Morrinsville CBD, you’ll see a mix of freshly painted courtesy and zebra...

Business Night Out 2025
Council’s biggest night out, showcasing the best in business is set to return this year. The...

Beam-ing with pride, the stadium gets its frame
The Open Country Stadium in Matamata is progressing well, with the framing up and the roof going...

Council confirms water services to be delivered through new regional partnership
Council has confirmed we will join other Waikato councils in establishing Waikato Water Done Well...

Morrinsville office and library entrance over winter
We are making safety and structural improvements to the customer services area at our Morrinsville...

2024 property revaluations – what it means for rates
Matamata-Piako property owners will be sent their updated property revaluation notices this week,...

Is your dog wearing a red tag?
Already registered? Your dog should be sporting a bright red tag for the 2025/26 year. No red tag...
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Are you tired of throwing uneaten food away?
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Matamata connectivity plan underway
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Mae wins competition for free dog registration
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Fast-track legislation alters council role and community input
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Morrinsville CBD crossings are here
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Business Night Out 2025
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Beam-ing with pride, the stadium gets its frame
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Council confirms water services to be delivered through new regional partnership
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Morrinsville office and library entrance over winter
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2024 property revaluations – what it means for rates
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Is your dog wearing a red tag?