Stage 2 restrictions continue for Motupiko zone as rain descends on Tasman
Severe weather forecast for the end of this week suggested plenty of rain for most parts of the region, while also alleviating the need for implementing…
Severe weather forecast for the end of this week suggested plenty of rain for most parts of the region, while also alleviating the need for implementing…
Current water restrictions remain in place for Motupiko as cease take looms for unaffiliated Waimea permits.
Despite some brief boosts to river levels across Tasman, subsequent…
We undertake a programme of aerial spraying on river fairway to reduce the build-up of woody weeds and other vegetation, such as lupin, gorse and broom,…
The Aorere Salisbury Bridge river monitoring site is unique in that it could be called directly to obtain the current water level. Due to required changes…
Tasman District Council has agreed to consult on a proposed rates revenue increase of 9.9% and net debt of $320m for the 2026/27 year. This rates…
Summer has been a game of two halves in Tasman, but as the District starts to dry out, there should be minimal disruption to water users.
Rainfall for February was a mixed bag, with many sites…
“Step outside your comfort zone, appreciate the value of teamwork, take responsibility, and embrace the adventure,” that’s the advice of the recipient of one of our…
Bonds between the Tasman District and our Netherlands friendly town partner have been strengthened after a visit from a delegation from Westerkwartier late last month.
Formal links…
A Richmond-based not-for-profit community support group has been able to invest in new equipment thanks to funding from our Community Grants scheme.
Respiratory Support Nelson runs various…
The June/July floods last year have led to a significant increase in the spread of pest plants throughout the District.
As floodwaters moved across properties and river…