Library borrows from the sun
The rollout of solar power generation on our buildings and community facilities continues. Tākaka Memorial Library is the latest to go fully online with no emission,…
The rollout of solar power generation on our buildings and community facilities continues. Tākaka Memorial Library is the latest to go fully online with no emission,…
There’s the duck shooting season, a whitebaiting season, and don’t forget the festive season, but have you heard of the sealing season?
Warmer temperatures and longer days…
Our fourth annual children’s Peaceful Towns art competition attracted 29 submissions.
Young artists from Motupipi, Motueka Steiner, Ranzau, Waimea Intermediate, Birchwood, Tasman Bay Christian, Henley, St Paul…
We recently conducted a public transport survey of eBus passengers, with 214 responses. Questions covered everything from frequency and reliability to safety and security.
eBus scored very…
Remember the old red telephone box? They used to be everywhere and taken for granted, but they’ve now been relegated to history and virtually forgotten –…
This pest plant is a prickly potential spreader that we hope to keep out of Tasman.
Gunnera tinctoria – otherwise known as Chilean Rhubarb – looks like…
The Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP) has been updated with the following information:
Plan Change 79 – Deferred Zoning is now notified, and the submissions period closes…
Update 4 November - The precautionary Boil Water Notice for residents on the Eighty-Eight water supply has been lifted.
Tasman District Council’s Annual Report was adopted at today’s council meeting on time with a clean audit opinion. The Annual Report outlines the Council’s overall performance…
Road closed in Tunnicliff Forest
Due to fallen trees, a part of Tunnicliff West Road is closed (see below). Please obey the closure signs in place and…