April 2017 media releases
Environmental focus for Regional House refurbishment
Energy savings being made are being incorporated into refurbishment
Bay of Plenty native fish monitoring showing promising results
Working with locals to protect and improve our water
Not too late to have your say on pest management
We want your input in developing the next Regional Pest Management Plan
Regional Council donates to flood fund
Council has approved $700,000 towards supporting people affected by the flood
Councils blown away by volunteer numbers
More than 1190 people have registered with the Ngāti Awa Volunteer Army
Large swells likely cause of Waihi Beach tuatua die-off
Tests conducted find the cause of the mass tuatua die-off at Waihi Beach
Improved ticketing for Bay of Plenty bus passengers
Bus passengers will reap the benefits of a new ticketing system
Better bus ticketing for passengers on the way
Bus passengers in nine regions will have improved ticketing by June next year.
More rain on the way for Bay of Plenty
Council’s Flood Management Team is working with Metservice meteorologists
#LoveOurLakes Easter Hunt treats up for grabs
Little #Rotorock hunters are in for an Easter treat these holidays
Independent review of Edgecumbe flood event
There will be an independent review of the infrastructure
No Wake Zone for Okawa Bay
Temporary No Wake Zone for Okawa Bay on Lake Rotoiti from now until 8am Monday
Council focuses on Rangitaiki River stop bank damage
Rangitāiki River remains the main focus for the flood management teams today.