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Extraordinary Council Meeting Now Monday 8 July
Carterton District Council has accepted a request by Audit New Zealand to delay the adoption of our Long Term Plan by a week Council will now meet on Monday 8 July at 9am, rather than Monday [1July]. Geoff Hamilton, Chief Executive of Carterton District Council said...
Roadworks: Week commencing Monday 24 June
Roadworks: Week commencing Monday 24 June Scheduled roadworks for the week. Dates subject to change and work is weather permitting. For State Highway 2 roadworks please visit the NZTA/Waka Kotahi website or follow NZTA/Waka Kotahi on Facebook. PEMBROKE ST, AC...
Carterton recognises community contributions with Charles Rooking Carter Awards
Carterton District Council is proud to announce the winners of the 2024 Charles Rooking Carter Awards. The awards recognise outstanding contributions to Carterton's community, and those people and organisations who help make Carterton a welcoming and vibrant community...
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Mānawatia a Matariki!
About Matariki; where to find out more, what's on this weekend, and Council services.
⭐️ About Matariki
Matariki, the Māori New Year, is a time of reflection, celebration, and preparation.
The three key principles for Matariki are:
⭐️ Matariki Hunga Nui/Remembrance: Honouring those we have lost since the last rising of Matariki.
⭐️ Matariki Ahunga Nui/Celebrating the Present: Gathering together to give thanks for what we have.
⭐️ Matariki Manako Nui/Looking to the Future: Looking forward to the promise of a new year.
👨👨👧👧What's on this weekend?
There's plenty going on across Carterton and neighbouring districts to mark Matariki. Visit Wairarapa to find out more about Matariki events in our rohe.
🔧 Council services this weekend
♻ For those of you who need it, our transfer station is open usual Friday hours [9am to 11am} and over the weekend.
📖📱 Our Library will be closed on Saturday as our Wairarapa Library Service team set up the exciting changes to their online systems.
We hope everyone enjoys a happy and safe Matariki.
Mānawatia a Matariki!
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We’ve almost finished our important rehabilitation work on State Highway 2 between Rhodes Street and Andersons Line in Carterton, improving the road surface so you can travel efficiently through the area.
Due to poor weather earlier this week we weren’t able to complete the final layer of asphalt, so we’ll be doing this work on Sunday night depending on good weather. The road will be closed for people travelling south between 10pm and 4am this Sunday so we can finish this work, and reopen this stretch of SH2 for everyone.
Thank you for your patience as we do this work to improve this section of state highway, to make it stronger and more resilient.
Visit our website to find out more: www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/wellington-transport-alliance/sh2-carterton-upgrade/
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It’s great and on time. Pity highway not the same !!😀
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