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Successful Applicants to the Community Initiatives Fund
The Kaikōura Community Initiatives Fund was set up to support & encourage public education & community events. The fund supports projects and events that contribute to the social, economic, cultural and environmental well-being of Kaikōura; including workshops that ensure community participation and engagement or events that create opportunities for locals to participate in their community. Applications closed on Wednesday 7 October 2020, there are three successful applicants.
Read MoreConsider water when disposing of stock on-farm
Farmers may be looking for alternative disposal pathways for stock as businesses that normally collect and process the animals may have increased charges or ceased collection. The loss of access to collection services for dead animals is a concern, as they fulfil a valuable service to farmers, and Environment Canterbury is working with industry to develop improved options for farmers needing to dispose of dead stock.
Read MoreNCTIR complete all major earthquake repairs on the Inland Road (Route 70)
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and the North Canterbury Transport Infrastructure Recovery (NCTIR) alliance have completed the major earthquake repairs on the Inland Road (Route 70). Over 50 slips occurred on the Inland Road, and seven bridges were damaged in the November 2016 Kaikōura earthquake.
Read MoreNEW TIMETABLE from Sun 18 Oct: Night closures south of Kaikōura - rockfall protection canopy
Night time work to install permanent rockfall protection between Peketa and the Parititahi Tunnels south of Kaikōura has been extended to late December with some changes to the road open/close timetable to increase productivity.
Read MoreFrom the Mayor
I was absolutely blown away by the Cultural Artwork Package presentation recently. Maurice Manawatu did an outstanding job, taking us on a real journey of what the final outcome will look like. The artwork highlights Kaikōura’s cultural heritage and identity and is a vision that really brings our coastline to life.
Read MoreSpring Festival bounces into Kaikōura
The sunny, calm weather on the first weekend in October created perfect conditions for the inaugural Kaikōura Spring into Summer Festival. The festival was very well attended with locals and visitors enjoying the outdoor movie on Friday night, and fun activities for the kids on Saturday. The event was organised by Kaikōura District Council Community Events and sponsored by Kaikōura Family Violence Free Network, and Innovative Waste Kaikōura.
Read MoreKaikōura District Water Supply Bylaw 2020
In 2008 Kaikōura District Council (KDC) introduced its Water Supply Bylaw to provide controls on the use and protection of water supply systems operated by Kaikōura District Council. Without such controls there is potential for adverse effects in respect of public health, nuisance and financial burdens on the community.
Read MoreNewsletter now out!
The October issue of our newsletter has flown into inboxes!
Read MoreSuccessful Applicants to the Community Initiatives Fund
The Kaikōura Community Initiatives Fund was set up to support & encourage public education & community events. The fund supports projects and events that contribute to the social, economic, cultural and environmental well-being of Kaikōura; including workshops that ensure community participation and engagement or events that create opportunities for locals to participate in their community. Applications closed on Wednesday 7 October 2020, there are three successful applicants.
Read MoreConsider water when disposing of stock on-farm
Farmers may be looking for alternative disposal pathways for stock as businesses that normally collect and process the animals may have increased charges or ceased collection. The loss of access to collection services for dead animals is a concern, as they fulfil a valuable service to farmers, and Environment Canterbury is working with industry to develop improved options for farmers needing to dispose of dead stock.
Read MoreNCTIR complete all major earthquake repairs on the Inland Road (Route 70)
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and the North Canterbury Transport Infrastructure Recovery (NCTIR) alliance have completed the major earthquake repairs on the Inland Road (Route 70). Over 50 slips occurred on the Inland Road, and seven bridges were damaged in the November 2016 Kaikōura earthquake.
Read MoreNEW TIMETABLE from Sun 18 Oct: Night closures south of Kaikōura - rockfall protection canopy
Night time work to install permanent rockfall protection between Peketa and the Parititahi Tunnels south of Kaikōura has been extended to late December with some changes to the road open/close timetable to increase productivity.
Read MoreFrom the Mayor
I was absolutely blown away by the Cultural Artwork Package presentation recently. Maurice Manawatu did an outstanding job, taking us on a real journey of what the final outcome will look like. The artwork highlights Kaikōura’s cultural heritage and identity and is a vision that really brings our coastline to life.
Read MoreSpring Festival bounces into Kaikōura
The sunny, calm weather on the first weekend in October created perfect conditions for the inaugural Kaikōura Spring into Summer Festival. The festival was very well attended with locals and visitors enjoying the outdoor movie on Friday night, and fun activities for the kids on Saturday. The event was organised by Kaikōura District Council Community Events and sponsored by Kaikōura Family Violence Free Network, and Innovative Waste Kaikōura.
Read MoreKaikōura District Water Supply Bylaw 2020
In 2008 Kaikōura District Council (KDC) introduced its Water Supply Bylaw to provide controls on the use and protection of water supply systems operated by Kaikōura District Council. Without such controls there is potential for adverse effects in respect of public health, nuisance and financial burdens on the community.
Read MoreNewsletter now out!
The October issue of our newsletter has flown into inboxes!
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