Tasman Dry Weather Task Force Update 27 February 2025
A decline in river flow and aquifer levels following last week’s rainfall has seen the reintroduction and continuation, respectively, of water restrictions for consent holders in…
News in February 2025
A decline in river flow and aquifer levels following last week’s rainfall has seen the reintroduction and continuation, respectively, of water restrictions for consent holders in…
Our forestry managers at PF Olsen would like to advise everyone that the Tunnicliff Forest, Wai-Iti, will now be closed for clear-fell harvesting from 4 March…
Update 1.55pm: Our contractor onsite confirms that the sewage overflow was contained within the storm water sump and has not entered the surrounding waterways therefore the…
A bumper 36 hour period of rainfall has seen a number of water shortage direction orders lifted in Tasman.
The previous restrictions for Motupiko and Rainy consent…
Tasman District Council (TDC) commissioned an independent peer review of the monitoring programs associated with Te Waikoropupū Springs (TWS), responding to recommendations from the Environment Court…
There’s now a powerful artistic presence on the walls of our Richmond Council Chamber, with creations by our kaimahi (staff) and Golden Bay artist Robin Slow…
Rubbish in our marine environment is a growing problem. Not only is it visually unappealing, it’s also a serious threat to wildlife and fish.
Much of this…
With help from one of our Community Grants, Motueka-based Whenua Iti Outdoors has been able to create much better accessibility to the great outdoors with the…
Last week, we had calls from the community about a white paint-like discharge flowing into Jimmy Lee Creek in Richmond. We want to thank those who…
It’s always a pleasure to see something that is needed and appreciated by the community put in place in one of our parks, reserves or walkways.
It’s…