We implemented a new system to manage building consents in June 2026. Customers can continue to apply for building consents as normal. While this change will not affect how applications are submitted, we anticipate some delays in processing during this transition. Please plan your consent application(s) accordingly. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
The way you pay for water services has changed. The first bills from Tiaki Wai are on their way. Find out more on the Tiaki Wai website and get more information about your rates.
During disasters, councils and emergency services aren't the only ones responding. Everyone will have to pitch in and help each other.
Communities are full of skilled and resourceful people, businesses, groups, and facilities that could help solve many of the challenges that your community will face after an emergency.
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>A Community Emergency Hub is a place where you and your neighbours can go to help each other in a major emergency.
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Your neighbours are your first source of support in an emergency, and it’s important to get to know them.
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Community members and volunteer organisations play a vital role in the preparation for, response, and recovery from an emergency.
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