Kawerau District Council wishes to continue to keep communicating with the community about the Three Waters Reform. 
The Three Waters Reform proposes that the water assets currently managed by Kawerau District Council and the 66 other councils throughout New Zealand will be owned and operated by four large entities. 

The government’s Three Waters Reform proposes that the water assets currently managed by Kawerau District Council and the other 66 councils throughout New Zealand will be owned and operated by four large entities. 
Launched in July 2020 the government proposes changing the Three Waters service delivery arrangements by 1 July 2024.

The iconic King of the Mountain Race will celebrate its 65th ‘Blue Sapphire’ anniversary in 2020.

The success of the Kawerau Pathway to Work cadetships were celebrated last week.

The challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic this year have inspired a new community-driven event in Kawerau.

Work on the Kawerau town centre redevelopment started on Monday 20 July 2020.

Sport Bay of Plenty is proud to be partnering with Sport NZ to administer the Sport NZ Community Resilience Fund in our region. The Fund will be available to regional organisations, as well as clubs from 10am on Monday 11 May.

Industrial Symbiosis Kawerau (ISK) has decided to refocus the function of its Workforce Development team.

THE Kawerau District Council invited residents and ratepayers to have their say on the 2020/21 Annual Plan.