News
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Funding helps light the streets of Ōpōtiki
NewsMedia ReleasesŌpōtiki streets will be better lit and the new and upgraded skatepark will have CCTV and new lighting thanks to funding from Trust Horizon.
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Council opposes three waters reform - seeks tailored solution
NewsŌpōtiki District Council, with unanimous support from Iwi, oppose three waters reform and seek solution fit for our district
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Skatepark and Pump park update
NewsNew skatepark and pump track sections open for public use from Tuesday 28 September while existing skatepark is closed for refurbishment.
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Dip Road watermain works require temporary water supply shutdown
NewsNotice of water supply temporary shut down for Dip Road tomorrow, Friday 24 September from 1pm to 4pm to prepare for upgrade works.
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Huge crane working hard at harbour construction site
Harbour ProjectNewsMedia ReleasesSome project milestones come in very large packages and the huge Liebherr crane which has been purchased to work on the Ōpōtiki Harbour entrance has certainly turned a lot of heads.
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Did lockdown got your creative juices flowing?
NewsMedia ReleasesIf covid restrictions or level 4 lockdown gave you an artistic brainwave, then Creative New Zealand’s Creative Communities Scheme may have some funding to help you realise your vision.
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Project works re-start under level 3
NewsMedia ReleasesSeveral key projects will resume in Ōpōtiki as the district moves to Covid Alert Level 3.
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Is the Scottish Three Waters model right for Ōpōtiki?
NewsMedia ReleasesCentral government wants feedback by 1 October on how the Three Waters Reform proposals might impact the Ōpōtiki community. We want your initial views.
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Notice of resolution on electoral system and right to demand a poll
NewsCouncil resolves to retain the First Past the Post electoral system for its 2022 triennial election. Electors have the right to demand a poll to counter that decision.
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Council seeks government funding to extend at Hukutaia
NewsMedia ReleasesŌpōtiki District Council is seeking central government funding to assist with the extension of water, wastewater and stormwater services and roading for the future development of Hukutaia.
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Sand pile growing by the day
Harbour ProjectNewsMedia ReleasesThe growing stockpile is clear reminder of progress on the multi-million dollar project to build a navigable harbour entrance.
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Changes to Council services at Alert Level 4
NewsMedia ReleasesView information on changes to Council services, facilities and operations at Covid Alert level 4.
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Move to Alert Level 4 community update from Mayor Lyn Riesterer
NewsOpotiki District Council Mayor Lyn Riesterer shares a video message.
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High Court releases decision dismissing appeal
NewsMedia ReleasesOn Friday 6 August 2021, the High Court released their decision dismissing the appeal in Ngai Tamahaua Hapu Committee v Heritage New Zealand and Ōpōtiki District Council.
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Shelving the outdated library overdue fine
NewsMedia ReleasesŌpōtiki District Library has joined the growing number of libraries in New Zealand and around the world that are shelving the ‘odd and outdated’ notion of fines on books returned late.
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Opotiki Library saves a kilometre of plastic from landfill
NewsMedia ReleasesSmall changes can add up to larger, collective action and Ōpōtiki Library has been considering its own plastic footprint over recent years.
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Large Sheet pile deliveries on the way
Harbour Project120 truck loads in total!
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Opotiki's Harbour Project wins local government award
Harbour ProjectNewsMedia ReleasesThese awards recognise and celebrate outstanding work by local councils around the country to promote and grow the well-being of their communities.
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Toi Ara Moana a Toi Opotiki Harbour Development progress images
Harbour ProjectStockpiles, breakwater and oh so many hanbars. Three great drone shots of progress on this project from HEB Construction.
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Council seeks way forward for horses
NewsCouncil discussed the current issues with roaming horses in Ōpōtiki and considered next steps for managing leases and grazing on council land in the town area at the 29 June EO meeting.
