Demolition of the unused Te Aroha Domain skate pavilion begins on Monday 23 May, starting with the removal of asbestos from inside the building. ...

The Government has already spent $34 million designing a reform so badly received they plan to bill water users more than a billion dollars to bring stakeholders on board. ...

Changes to Hetana Street Over the last 18 months we trialled some changes to the layout of Hetana Street, which received lots of feedback from the community. Following this trial, Council voted to ...

Did you know you can use our Rating Information Database (RID) to search the property details for any property in the district? This can tell you information such as land area, land value and the rat...

Autumn is a beautiful season, but all those dropping leaves can become a problem. Our leaf collection trucks are in overdrive at the moment and can’t be everywhere at once - and even where they’ve jus...

Late last year we asked you what you like, don’t like and what ideas you had for Morrinsville Rec to help us create a long term vision for the next 10-30 years.  You told us you love The Rec for...

The following meetings have been scheduled for the month of June 2022. To be held in the Council Chambers, Matamata-Piako District Council, 35 Kenrick Street, Te Aroha: Te Manawhenua Forum Mo Mata...

Fourth instalment rates notices for 2021/2022 have been posted/emailed out. The last day for payment of this instalment is 25 May 2022. Any part of this fourth instalment remaining unpaid by 4.30pm on...

We’re excited to be back in action administering Creative Communities funding in partnership with Creative New Zealand.  The funding for this grant is provided by Creative New Zealand, with appl...

Volunteers are the glue that hold our communities together. They are the first to put their hands up when others are in need and often go about doing what needs doing without any fuss and need for ack...

Last year we consulted widely on our plans for the next 10 years and what they were likely to cost. We're sticking to the plan for the year ahead, and those plans add up to a 5.59% total rates&nb...

Water restrictions across the district remain at Level 2. The temperatures may be getting cooler but the lack of consistent rain means it’s still really dry and the demand for water is still quite hig...