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Detailed design is now underway with construction targeted for January-March 2027. Plans include approximately 100 new parking spaces, widened shared paths, upgraded footpaths and multiple new pedestrian crossing locations throughout the village corridor.
Read full storyNZTA confirmed the TCC is not officially recognised as a stakeholder in the Southern Links planning process. TCC members strongly opposed proposals near Tamahere Drive, warning of toll road bypass fears and unmodelled freight traffic from the WTR FastTrack development.
Read full storyCrystal Beavis and Mike Keir report on local government restructuring options, growing fast-track developments in the ward, IAWAI water services transfer, road corridor bylaw feedback, and Fieldays traffic changes.
Residents across Tamahere, Matangi, Ohaupo and the wider Waikato are advised to prepare for significant congestion as National Fieldays returns to Mystery Creek 10-13 June. Key changes affect Raynes Road, Airport Road and the Tamahere Interchange.
Full summary of the May TCC meeting. NZTA presented Southern Links plans strongly opposed by TCC, council amalgamation update from Mayor Bech, Tamahere Drive upgrade delayed to January 2027, and the Forum website formally acknowledged with a unanimous motion of thanks.
Steady progress on the Morrinsville Road Peanut Roundabout near Silverdale Road. Concrete pours complete, traffic signals going in, and the 19 May reopening target remains in play.
Waikato is now one step closer to unlocking international freight potential and a stronger regional economy, following the Government's decision to put money into the cost of expansion of Waikato Regional Airport.
More than 600 local residents turned out on Saturday afternoon for the Tamahere Community Open Day, signalling a deep and growing interest in the future direction of one of Waikato's most strategically positioned communities.
One of the key points of discussion at this Saturday's Tamahere Community Open Day is the proposed 160Ha development of an equine hub off Pencarrow Rd.
Tamahere is entering a defining period, with several major infrastructure and land-use decisions converging at once. The Tamahere Community Committee and Waikato District Council are hosting a Community Open Day.
The proposed development raises significant questions about traffic, infrastructure, and the long-term character of our community.
A look at the financial impact of vandalism on our community facilities and what we can do to address it together.
Key decisions and discussions from the latest Tamahere Community Committee meeting, including updates on local infrastructure projects.
The community bus trial is up for review. Your feedback will help determine whether this service continues to serve Tamahere residents.
Wrapping up the year with a comprehensive look at what was achieved and setting priorities for 2026.
Your local councillors provide updates on district-wide decisions and how they affect Tamahere residents and ratepayers.
Community collaboration and smart problem-solving resulted in significant savings on essential infrastructure repairs.
An analysis of rates paid versus services received – are we getting value for our community investment?
Plans for the local reserve are progressing. Here's how you can have your say on the 50-year vision.
Residents raise concerns about safety at a key intersection. Council response and proposed solutions.
Monthly committee meeting highlights including infrastructure updates and community initiatives.
Celebrating the dedicated volunteers who strengthen our community voice and improve local decision-making.
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