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The Tararua District Council has decided to raise rates by 4.2 per cent from July, a higher increase than the planned 3.85 per cent.
This is due to a lean budget and rising costs across the board, from emergency roading repairs to new safety standards.
"It's important to stress the … View moreThe Tararua District Council has decided to raise rates by 4.2 per cent from July, a higher increase than the planned 3.85 per cent.
This is due to a lean budget and rising costs across the board, from emergency roading repairs to new safety standards.
"It's important to stress the budget was extremely lean. There's no fat to trim," the council's senior financial accountant quotes.
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The Makino Rotary Club invites you along to the family evening spectacular, "Fantasy in Lights 2019".
Each night the Coach House Museum will come alive with a light show that will leave you in awe and light up the faces of children.
Proceeds from the event will go towards … View moreThe Makino Rotary Club invites you along to the family evening spectacular, "Fantasy in Lights 2019".
Each night the Coach House Museum will come alive with a light show that will leave you in awe and light up the faces of children.
Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting Manawatu Athletes with Disabilities.
The event runs from Saturday 6th July - Friday 19 July, 6-8pm daily.
Entry Costs:
Adult $10
Children (Intermediate School age and under) $2
High School Students $5
Family $22 (2 adults & 4 children, additional children $2 each)
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