Consumers on the KAURU HILL and WINDSOR water supply are advised to Conserve Water. The source rivers for both schemes are high and dirty, so pumps have been turned off to avoid contamination of the reticulated scheme.
A reminder that Tokarahi is under a Boil Water Notice.There has been an E. coli found during routine sampling. CWL will now commence sampling to ensure that there is no further E. coli in the reticulation. This means three clear samples over the next three days. Corriedale Water Management Ltd. will inform consumers once we have three clear results.
Published on 23 May 2025
The Grants and Awards Sub-Committee of Waitaki District Council met on Tuesday 13 May 2025 to assess the applications received for the Sport New Zealand Rural Travel Fund.
While $20,000 was available for the distribution, applications totalling $88,784 were received.
Applicant
Granted
East Otago High School
$2,172
Maheno Netball Club
$1,172
Pathfinders Gymnastics Club
St Kevin's College
$2,672
Waitaki Boys High School
Riverside Football Club
Waitaki Girls High School (Football)
$557
Waitaki Girls High School (Basketball)
$1,058
Waitaki Girls High School (Badminton)
North Otago Harrier and Amateur Athletic Club Incorporated
$972
Palmerston Primary School
Waitaki Valley School
$1,672
Omarama Hockey
$1,680
Around 1,183 children aged between 5 and 19 years in the Waitaki District will benefit from schools and clubs receiving the funding from the Sport NZ Rural Travel Fund.
The funding assists in lowering travel barriers for sports clubs and school teams with financial assistance for travel to local sporting competitions.
While Waitaki District Council’s Grants and Awards Sub-Committee assesses the applications for this fund, the funding itself comes from Sport New Zealand and the Otago Community Trust.