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Approximately 3000 sandbags have been distributed to residents for flooding protection, if required.

Due to the weather forecast for the week, Council has purchased 5000 sandbags and 10 tonne of sand, which will be delivered to Victoria Park today.

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It’s time for Manawatū residents to demand better Three Waters Reform, and reject the Government’s one size fits none plan, says Manawatū District Mayor and...

Since September 2021, there has been four significant rain events that have led to flooding in parts of the Manawatū District which has impacted on properties.

On 16 June 2022, Council adopted the Waste Management and Minimisation Plan 2022 – 2028.

With local government in for a shake-up not seen since 1989, Manawatū District Council thinks that it’s more important than ever to have your say and help design our...

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 342(1)(a) of the Local Government Act 1974 and the Tenth Schedule there of, the Manawatu District Council proposes to...

At its Council meeting on Thursday, 2 June, Manawatū District Council voted to reduce its annual membership fee to Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) in protest at their...

Tangata whenua and residents of Mangaweka came together today to unveil Te Pou Herenga Tangata and officially open the new Mangaweka Bridge.

At its Council meeting on Thursday, 21 April, Manawatū District Council voted to adopt the Annual Plan for 2022/23. The adoption of the plan will see a number of significant...