retailers*. Ms Gazley says that these services, which collectively transport more than 3,000 passengers daily, are key to making this initiative widely accessible. "This is both a small thank you to regular passengers and an incentive for new passengers to give buses a go and experience the ease and many benefits of public transport. "We hope people take advantage of this free offer and join us on board this World Car Free Day. No need for a Bee Card or a cash fare, just show up, hop on board and get to
changes as New Plymouth District Council, Stratford District Council and South Taranaki District Council consult on their Speed Management Plans. Meanwhile, Taranaki Regional Council (TRC) is seeking views on a new Better Travel Choices for Taranaki strategy which looks at how to get more people walking or cycling and what improvements to the bus network could be made including proposals for an airport bus service and a boost for bus links to Taranaki Base Hospital. “We know more people want to get
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Here's all the information about the rules around fish passages and structures in rivers and lakes. What are fish passages and structures in rivers/lakes?Fish passage is the ability for fish to move unobstructed through our waterways. Conversely, barriers to fish passage are any instream structures that may block or impede passage. This includes culverts, weirs, fords, dams and tide flood gates and, if not designed and implemented correctly, can hinder fish passage. Seventy-six per cent of our
The Land and Freshwater Plan will bring together the Council’s two main planning documents for managing activities relating to freshwater: the Regional Freshwater Plan and the Soil Plan. The Council has completed the following stages in the review process: August 2015 - The Council prepared and consulted on a draft Freshwater Plan for Taranaki. Following public consultation, the draft Plan was not notified as a Proposed Plan, as the Council awaited changes to national legislation for
The Land and Freshwater Plan will bring together the Council’s two main planning documents for managing activities relating to freshwater: the Regional Freshwater Plan and the Soil Plan. The Council has completed the following stages in the review process: August 2015 - The Council prepared and consulted on a draft Freshwater Plan for Taranaki. Following public consultation, the draft Plan was not notified as a Proposed Plan, as the Council awaited changes to national legislation for
The Executive, Audit and Risk Committee deals with administrative and financial matters relating to the Council’s operations, budgets and works programme.
Pukeiti invites visitors to step into the world of art that reflects the complexities of youth, multiculturalism, feminism, LGBTQI+, mental health and environmental issues we face. The second installment of Yours Truly XX will take over Pukeiti’s Rātā Room from 10 to 20 January. The exhibition includes artists from across Aotearoa who were asked to show their ‘true selves’ and share what makes them unique. Curated by Laura Campbell, the exhibition offers a glimpse into the artists’ journeys,