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KiwiRail statement: Fewer level crossings to be closed in the Wairarapa following independent report

KiwiRail statement: Fewer level crossings to be closed in the Wairarapa following independent report

KiwiRail Wairarapa Line Upgrades, News, road closures

KiwiRail issued the following statement today [Monday 26 February] regarding the closure of crossings in Carterton and Wairarapa. For more information, visit: KiwiRail: Wairarapa Line upgrades [www.kiwirail.co.nz/wairarapa-line] PDF of the summary of the level...
New rules for recycling, but keep using your glass crates

New rules for recycling, but keep using your glass crates

News, Sustainability

From 1 February 2024, new national recycling standards will be rolling out across the country to create a more simplified approach to kerbside recycling, making it easier for residents to reduce waste and recycle right. Collecting the same items for recycling across...
Funding success for CDC secures support for innovative Flat Point Flood resilience project

Funding success for CDC secures support for innovative Flat Point Flood resilience project

News

Carterton District Council is excited to announce a further step towards improving coastline resilience against extreme weather and flooding, as we continue to tackle climate change impacts and boost recovery from the aftermath of Cyclones Hales and Gabrielle. CDC has...
Wairarapa joins worldwide Age-Friendly Cities and Communities Network

Wairarapa joins worldwide Age-Friendly Cities and Communities Network

Community, News

Wairarapa’s Mayors have welcomed their Districts’ inclusion in the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Age-Friendly Cities and Communities programme. Carterton, Masterton, and South Wairarapa Districts have joined like-minded cities and communities across the world...
New reservoirs add millions of litres of capacity to the Carterton water network

New reservoirs add millions of litres of capacity to the Carterton water network

Infrastucture, News, Project Updates, Projects, Water Use, Works and Maintenance

Carterton District Council [CDC] will soon welcome four million more litres of water storage, with two new reservoirs boosting our community’s resilience. CDC’s water team and partners completed final testing on the pair of 2 million litre water tanks, ahead of their...
Council takes another step towards fulfilling its environmental strategy with purchase of 85-hectare farm

Council takes another step towards fulfilling its environmental strategy with purchase of 85-hectare farm

Infrastucture, News, Project Updates, Projects, Water Use

Carterton District Council has an unconditional agreement to purchase an 85-hectare parcel of land adjacent to its new wastewater reservoirs at Daleton Farm that could see the expansion of its strategy to remove the discharge of treated wastewater into waterways. In...
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