Latest News
On this page you will find all the news items and media releases from Hurunui District Council. You can use the drop down list and the 'start' and 'end' dates, to narrow your search.
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MainPower Amberley Pool offers Safe Boating programme to families
HDC News itemsHurunui District Council pool staff have jumped in with both feet to deliver a practical boating and water-safety programme to families in the district.
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Work starts on accessible, sensory play area for Hanmer Springs
HDC News itemsThe sensory play areas are in response to community feedback for a playground to engage children in a fun and stimulating way with elements that are accessible for children with disabilities.
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Mayor Marie appointed Council’s nominee to Queen Mary trust
HDC News itemsHurunui District Mayor Marie Black has been appointed by Council as its nominee on the Queen Mary Historic Reserve Charitable Trust Hanmer Springs.
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A Word from the Mayor
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New chapter under historic oaks
HDC News itemsNext to an historic grove of mature oak trees, the Glenmark Domain Sports Pavilion hummed with excitement as families, friends and dignitaries gathered to welcome New Zealand’s newest citizens.
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Council committee faces tough decision with less in the kitty
HDC News itemsHurunui District Council’s Operations Committee was caught between costs and levels of service following NZTA's level of funding coming in less than requested during the LTP process.
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Lots for older people to do, but finding activities could be easier
HDC News itemsStatistics from Hurunui District Council's Age Friendly Survey, open to those aged 60 and over, were brought to this month's Strategy and Community Committee with a few surprises.
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Toot for Tucker
HDC News itemsDonations can be left at Hurunui District Council's Amberley office, Leithfield School, Amberley School and Hurunui Memorial Library in Amberley.
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Campaign makes 80 properties easier to find for emergency services
HDC News itemsIn just over two weeks, 80 rural properties in Hurunui have become easier to find in an emergency, thanks to a collaborative push by emergency services and Hurunui District Council.
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Amberley Repair Café almost doubles number of items for repair
HDC News itemsNovember’s Amberley Repair Café saw almost double the number of items brought for repair – a great community connection, the event’s organisers say.
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Together Hurunui
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Soldiers’ Block restoration project on track for Anzac Day opening
HDC News itemsGood progress is being made on the restoration and earthquake strengthening of historic Soldiers’ Block
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Upgrade communications station to benefit Gore Bay
HDC News itemsGore Bay residents, visitors and boaties will benefit from an upgraded communications station that will provide 4G voice calls and broadband into the settlement.
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Be prepared ahead of fire season, cautions Waipara farmer
HDC News itemsWaipara farmer Ian Knowles has one plea for rural residents ahead of fire season: know your neighbours, have an emergency bag packed and be ready to evacuate.
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Exams just got easier for district’s area school students
HDC News itemsColourful exam packs filled with bright stationery, energising lollies and a hefty dose of encouragement are supporting Hurunui’s area school students as they sit their exams.
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Never too late to make a splash in the Hurunui
HDC News itemsAfter conquering two bouts of cancer, Amberley resident Gilbert Croft decided it was time he confronted his fear of swimming.
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Council strengthens safety protocols around working with children
HDC News itemsHurunui District Council has increased its safety protocols around interacting with children.
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PUBLIC HOLIDAY 28 October 2024
HDC News itemsCouncil services over the long weekend.
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HDC Waste officer brings ‘Tinker Table’ to Amberley Repair Café
HDC News itemsCouncil’s Waste Education officer is inviting people to disassemble household items — piece by piece
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Rātā thanked for 12 years of holiday programmes
HDC News items"We are forever grateful that there are groups and individuals out there that give so generously to make this happen."