THE impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have been particularly hard on the events sector.

This weekend the revised event ‘Stacked Kawerau’ has been postponed until November 27 and 28.

The new timeframe was needed to allow exhibitors to set up their works and related to the government announcement of the region moving from COVID-19 Level 2 to Level 1.

This event is being held in the Kawerau Town Hall and is free to the public to attend.

Kawerau District Council welcomes the introduction of the new regulations for drinking water in New Zealand.

As part of the Government’s Three Waters review, the Mayor, Chief Executive and various elected members attended workshops and presentations from officials about the introduction of new regulations and a proposed approach to Three Waters investment and service delivery reform.

At the upcoming Council meeting on August 25, the Kawerau District Council will make decisions about whether to sign the initial Water Reform Memorandum of Understanding.

Mr Campbell said Kawerau, like many communities, was fortunate to have residents who freely give their time to benefit others.

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

Kawerau District Council encourages residents to ‘Have Your Say!’

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

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.

Address health concerns with your family doctor as usual.