Welcome to the first newsletter of the year from the building team. Like many of you, we are looking forward to seeing an increase in building work in the district. In saying that, our consent numbers set off in January with a hiss and a roar with around $2.9million...
The Carterton District Council Community Survey is now open and will remain so until Sunday 16 March. Community members are encouraged to provide honest feedback on what’s working, what’s not, and where Council should focus their efforts. Carterton District Council...
We’ve moved our water levels to Orange: Only use handheld hoses on alternate days. This means handheld hoses are all that can be used in the garden, and they can only be used on alternate days. Water by hand only on even numbered days if you live in an even numbered...
This week marks two years since Cyclone Gabrielle swept down the North Island, leaving significant damage in its wake. Following on quickly from the earlier Cyclone Hale, both adverse weather events caused severe flooding and slips in parts of the Wairarapa, with...
A major earthquake in the Wellington region is likely to cause significant damage to the pipes that take away our poos and wees. It’s important that people do not flush or use their normal toilet. Even if the water is still running, it’s likely the...
Our next round of Creative Communities grants are now open! If you’re working on something epic for our community READ ON Enabled through funding from Creative New Zealand, thess grants helps to bring local arts projects to life including things like: Festivals...