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It's all about the people - helping each other out and making this a great place to be.
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Community boards & advisory groups
We work closely with a number of community organisations to help make Tasman a great place to live.
Community associations
Golden Bay community board
Motueka community board
Mapua waterfront working group
Motueka aerodrome advisory group
Port Tarakohe advisory group
Takaka aerodrome user group
Fresh water and land advisory groups (FLAGs)
Positive Ageing Forum
Youth and children
We provide a range of facilities and opportunities for young people in Tasman District, such as playgrounds, events, grants and education.
Older persons
Accessibility for All - A4A
Positive Ageing Forum
Settling in and living together
People of many different nationalities live in Tasman, with one in five residents born outside of New Zealand.
Citizenship ceremonies
We hold ceremonies throughout the year to say kia ora to our newest citizens.
Friendly towns
Tasman District has special relationships with towns in the Netherlands and Japan.
