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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Hurunui farmers enjoy ‘slice of wellbeing’ delivered on farm
HDC News itemsWhile takeout deliveries may not reach the farm, remote households in Hurunui now have access to an innovative wellbeing delivery service that provides mental-health support to their doorsteps.
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Dedication and commitment to water delivery
HDC News itemsDelivering reliable and safe drinking water is testament to a successful relationship between a council and its community. The Waikari Basin Water Treatment Plant is a symbol of this.
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Springing into good driving habits
HDC News itemsSpring is a favourite season for many of us, despite its challenges due to changeable weather.
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Council looks back on productive year as it adopts Annual Report
HDC News itemsIt’s been a productive 2022/23 year for Hurunui District Council, which has ticked off some major capital works.
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Marking dedication and loyalty
HDC News itemsNearly two centuries of collective employment at Hurunui District Council was celebrated this morning during a long service recognition ceremony.
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Connection and Safety hui gets Amberley talking
HDC News itemsA Connection and Safety Hui with local Police has got Amberley residents talking.
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Amberley business leads with green feet
HDC News itemsAn Amberley business is leading with green feet when it comes to recycling and waste minimisation, says Hurunui Council’s Waste and Compliance officer Nicole Hurinui.
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Residents encouraged to get involved in their plan for their reserves
HDC News itemsHurunui residents are being encouraged to get involved in planning for the use and future potential of their reserves and green spaces.
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A fresh start for Water Services Reform Programme
HDC News itemsCommunities 4 Local Democracy He hapori mō te Manapori (C4LD) welcomes the new National-led government and its vow to repeal the previous Labour government’s Water Services Reform Programme.
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That windy weekend in mid October
HDC News itemsMid October will be remembered as that windy weekend. It's been a busy day around the district for Council's Utilities team and Roading team.
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Lifeguarding is in the family for the Beckdahls
HDC News itemsIf you live in the Hurunui, you’ll likely find a Beckdahl at a pool near you.
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Community Hub trailer delivers the fun for Hurunui holidays
HDC News itemsHurunui’s Community Hub trailer has again rolled out the good times for the district’s young people over the holidays.
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Have you heard of the Owner-Builder Exemption?
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Exploring an adaptive coastal future
HDC News itemsFollowing on from the success of international recognition for environmental excellence, this week Hurunui District Council (HDC) was presented its certificate...
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Community collaboration secures greater protection for coastland birds
HDC News itemsHurunui’s coastal bird species are enjoying greater protection with the latest in high-tech predator traps safeguarding their eggs and habitat.
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The key to good camping is digital
HDC News itemsPitching your tent or parking up the campervan is the unofficial start of summer for many Kiwis. This summer in the Hurunui District, some camping grounds will be operating a little differently.
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Hurunui joins Canterbury councils’ partnership on climate action
HDC News itemsHurunui District Council is getting on board a regional push to work on climate action planning across council borders.
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Nights of glitz and glamour for Hurunui students
HDC News itemsNights of glitz and glamour in Hanmer Springs provided Hurunui students with an opportunity to express themselves to the full.
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Open for summer
HDC News itemsAt Hurunui District Council’s monthly meeting on Tuesday, Council agreed to clear the slips and temporarily restore the eastern end of Nape Nape Road, as inexpensively as possible.
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Water restrictions likely this summer, plan ahead
HDC News itemsThis summer will be a game of two halves so don’t curse the rain. Amberley based meteorologist Tony Trewinnard of Blue Skies Weather says from now until late December or early January...