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Do you love art and want to see it grow in South Wairarapa?

Calling art lovers to join a panel to distribute funding for local arts (Ngā putea mo ngā toi o te haukainga) to young, upcoming and experienced artists in the South…

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South Wairarapa District Council opens consultation on Representation Review

South Wairarapa District Council has opened consultation on its Representation Review and welcomes the South Wairarapa community to have their say to ensure they are represented at Council fairly and…

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Historic Greytown sporting ground secured for community for 99 years

The historic Greytown Rugby Club grounds have been secured for 99 years for community use and renamed as Greytown Lands Trust Park, thanks to a watershed agreement between Greytown Lands…

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Council humbled to give community $160,000 of new wellbeing funds

A large pool of money has been given to five South Wairarapa groups this month to enable them to create a safer, happier and healthier community with $160,000 from South…

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2024-25 Enhanced Annual Plan now published

South Wairarapa District Councils 2024-25 Enhanced Annual Plan is now published and available online. It was adopted by Councillors on 26 June 2024. Printed copies will be available for reference…

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Calling all rangatahi and the community to apply for $120,000 of funds

Do you need help to turn your dreams into reality? If so, South Wairarapa District Council wants to hear from you to find out if you qualify for a portion…

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Pause on new applications to connect to Greytown’s wastewater treatment plant 

MEDIA STATEMENT 18 July 2024  A recent technical assessment by Wellington Water Limited (WWL) of Greytown’s wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) has recommended an immediate stop to approving all new connection applications…

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Council takes steps to stop illegal rubbish dumping on coast

South Wairarapa District Council is working to prevent illegal rubbish dumping on the south coast, which is causing environmental damage to water quality and marine life. Council staff believe that…

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New funds strengthen Hau Ariki Marae as community centre in emergencies

It’s official. Hau Ariki Marae’s ability to be an Emergency Assistance Centre to the community during crisis events has been strengthened thanks to gaining funds for solar power from central…

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Council puts best foot forward for pedestrian safety

South Wairarapa District Council is brightening the way for walkers with the installation of new lights at the 16 pedestrian crossings across the district. The work will standardise lighting at…

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