News in May 2020
The Tasman District Council will continue working towards providing protections and controls for freshwater across the whole Tākaka catchment.
The Council has agreed to progress work on...
The preliminary results for the Motueka by-election have been released.
The second of the three results announcements for the by-election has seen Barry Dowler elected...
The safety of Tasman residents’ drinking water is of paramount importance and will be protected under a new set of guiding principles adopted today by the...
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In an effort to capitalise on the changes people made to how they travelled and used our streets during the COVID-19 lockdown period, Waka Kotahi (New...
The Tasman District Council is urging anyone planning an outdoor burn to check the conditions and best practice guidelines first, after a rush of smoky air...
Please remember that only rain and clean tap water should go down your outside storm water drains.
Now that we are moving to Level 2, the chlorination of the Richmond and Riwaka/Kaiteriteri will be stopped on Monday 18 May 2020.
The chlorination at the...
The last remaining water restrictions in Tasman District have been lifted with immediate effect.
Dennis Bush-King, Convenor of the Dry Weather Task Force said that recent rain...
The voting period for the current by-election for the vacant Motueka Ward seat on the Tasman District Council has been extended to 12 noon on Tuesday...
