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Vehicles restricted from Coromandel Wharf

Published on 15 December 2025

A comprehensive assessment of Coromandel Wharf has revealed significant structural deterioration that means vehicles cannot safely be allowed at the far end of the facility, past the wharf shed.

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Coromandel Tracks and Trails Guide launched

Published on 15 December 2025

The new, digital Coromandel Tracks and Trails Guide showcases the peninsula's spectacular walks and rides. Listings with interactive maps range from short, easy walks around towns exploring art and culture; to paths to gorgeous swimming spots; more challenging hikes with spectacular views; to cycle trails or routes where you can walk your dog or ride a horse.

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Our weekly wrap-up: Discover the new Coromandel Tracks & Trails Guide

Published on 12 December 2025

This week we’re celebrating the opening of the upgraded Hāhei Water Treatment Plant. Discover the new Coromandel Tracks and Trails Guide to plan your summer adventures. We’re also calling for local flexibility in upcoming Resource Management Act reforms. Plus, find summer tips, work updates and important Council notices to keep you informed.

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Milestone for Hāhei as water treatment plant opens

Published on 10 December 2025

One of the Coromandel’s most iconic coastal communities now has access to safe and reliable water with less chance of water use restrictions during summer’s visitor surge.

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TCDC calls for local flexibility in Resource Management Act reform

Published on 10 December 2025

“While simplification makes sense, our Council will advocate for flexibility to address local issues and ensure strong community input,” says Councillor Robyn Sinclair, Council's Environment portfolio holder.

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Our weekly wrap up: low rates pledge, Tairua bridge news, Xmas events

Published on 05 December 2025

This week: Mayor Revell renews his commitment to minimal rates rises after the government's rates cap announcement; a milestone in Tairua's Pepe Stream Bridge replacement. Read about work to spruce up the district's boat ramps, reserves and roads ahead of Christmas, Santa parades, summer fun, kerbside collections for the holiday season and essential infrastructure updates.

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TCDC's Mayor Revell: 'Future rates rises will be as low as possible'

Published on 05 December 2025

Following the central government's announcement of a rates cap proposal, our Mayor Peter Revell has repeated his commitment to reducing rates rises: "We've heard the community - future rates rises will be kept as low as possible."

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Kerbside collections for summer, celebrating our rangatahi, dog rules

Published on 28 November 2025

In our weekly wrap-up this week find out about kerbside collections over summer and changes, including a new day for Whitianga North. Take note of adjusted hours for some of our Refuse Transfer Stations on 10 and 11 December. Plus, highlights from our latest Council meeting, updates on boat ramp improvements, road works and more.

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ED wrapping up 2025: A year of ideas, collaboration and progress

Published on 28 November 2025

Check out our Economic Development quarterly newsletter - from the latest economic insights and inclusive development wins to the Kōpū Wharf campaign, Hauraki Māori business awards, and women-led start-ups, our Thames-Coromandel district is buzzing with innovation.
Save the date for our Hauraki-Coromandel Business Awards and join us in showcasing business brilliance.

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Thames clock tower ticking again after years of silence

Published on 28 November 2025

After four years of being stuck at 4:34, Thames’ iconic clock tower is finally telling the right time again.

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Vehicles restricted from Coromandel Wharf

Coromandel Tracks and Trails Guide launched

Our weekly wrap-up: Discover the new Coromandel Tracks & Trails Guide

Milestone for Hāhei as water treatment plant opens

TCDC calls for local flexibility in Resource Management Act reform

Our weekly wrap up: low rates pledge, Tairua bridge news, Xmas events

TCDC's Mayor Revell: 'Future rates rises will be as low as possible'

Kerbside collections for summer, celebrating our rangatahi, dog rules

ED wrapping up 2025: A year of ideas, collaboration and progress

Thames clock tower ticking again after years of silence

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