News in August 2024
Tasman District Council is proud to announce our Mangatāwhai/Black Valley Wetland Restoration project won the SuperSteward award in this year’s LGNZ SuperLocal Awards.
The award is about celebrating the…
Nelson Tasman residents have embraced the future of public transport with enthusiasm, taking 931,328 journeys on the new eBus service in its first year.
The fleet of…
In the year since the eBus launch, there have been various additions and adjustments.
Thanks to funding from NZTA Waka Kotahi, both Councils have installed shelters, lighting…
The recent conviction of a Murchison farmer and his associated business for illegally clearing almost 10 hectares of native bush on two sites, has emphasised the…
Our dog registration fees cover the cost of all dog services provided in Tasman. And just like the area we look after, the range of services…
The problem of surface water flooding parts of Pōhara during times of extreme weather and heavy rain has been a problem for many years.
We have worked…
Investigations are underway into restoring a piece of Motueka history.
The old Motueka wharf on Motueka Quay has fallen into disrepair over the years but several groups…
Australian Magpies (Gymnorhina tibicen) were first introduced to the region in 1865 from Victoria Australia to control pastoral insect pests. The magpie’s most distinctive characteristic is…
Public feedback from Tasman District Council’s 2024 Residents Satisfaction Survey has provided valuable insights into what we are doing well and where we can refine our…
The recent conviction of a Murchison farmer and his associated business for illegally clearing almost 10 hectares of native bush has emphasised the need to check…
