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Shannon community achieves record low water consumption

Published on September 18, 2024

The Shannon community is leading the way with its water conservation efforts.

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Community Invited to Shape the Future of Foxton and Foxton Beach

Published on September 17, 2024

Horowhenua District Council is inviting residents to help shape the future of Foxton and Foxton Beach by providing feedback on the Draft Foxton and Foxton Beach Community Plan.

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Levin Town Centre Transformation Session for Local Businesses

Published on September 16, 2024

With the Horowhenua district experiencing rapid growth, exciting changes are proposed for the Levin Town Centre. Local businesses are invited to attend an information session to learn more about the upcoming developments

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Upgrade makes Tokomaru water supply safer

Published on September 11, 2024

Horowhenua District Council has carried out further work to ensure the Tokomaru water supply remains safe to drink.

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The Chorus Art Programme Returns to Horowhenua

Published on September 05, 2024

Once again, local artists have the opportunity to showcase their talents with the return of the Chorus Cabinet Art Programme, a partnership between Chorus and Horowhenua District Council.

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Council votes to keep Māori Ward

Published on September 04, 2024

Horowhenua District Council has today decided to keep its Horowhenua (Māori) Ward. At Wednesday’s Council meeting iwi and hapū representatives spoke in favour of retaining the ward, backed by waiata.

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Council to vote on keeping Māori Ward

Published on August 30, 2024

Horowhenua District Council will vote at the next Council meeting on whether to keep its Horowhenua (Māori) Ward.

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Apply for a Rates Rebate

Published on August 23, 2024

Horowhenua District Council is encouraging eligible ratepayers to apply for a Rates Rebate for the 2024/25 rating year. The Rates Rebate Scheme offers a rebate of up to $790 for low-income earners who are paying rates for the home they were living in on 1 July 2024.

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Horowhenua Job Expo to Inspire the Next Generation of Workers

Published on August 16, 2024

Rangatahi in Horowhenua will soon have the opportunity to explore a world of career possibilities at the upcoming Future Pathways job expo.

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Council Seeks Feedback on the Future of the Horowhenua (Māori) Ward

Published on August 16, 2024

Horowhenua District Council is seeking community feedback on the future of the Horowhenua (Māori) Ward for the 2025 Local Elections.

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Shannon community achieves record low water consumption

Community Invited to Shape the Future of Foxton and Foxton Beach

Levin Town Centre Transformation Session for Local Businesses

Upgrade makes Tokomaru water supply safer

The Chorus Art Programme Returns to Horowhenua

Council votes to keep Māori Ward

Council to vote on keeping Māori Ward

Apply for a Rates Rebate

Horowhenua Job Expo to Inspire the Next Generation of Workers

Council Seeks Feedback on the Future of the Horowhenua (Māori) Ward

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