Mapua & Districts Community Association, Residents, Ratepayers - Our Mapua

July 12, 2019

What Happened at the July 2019 Meeting?

Water and Wastewater Upgrade: We had a very informative start to our 8 July MDCA monthly meeting when the TDC’s Project Manager Rob O'Grady gave an update regarding the progress on the pipeline … [Read more...]

July 2, 2019

What Happened at the June 2019 Meeting?

BOAT CLUB MAKES CASE FOR NEW RAMP At the Mapua & Districts Community Association’s June meeting, Mapua Boat Club (MBC) representative Martyn Barlow presented the Club’s current thinking … [Read more...]

May 21, 2019

What Happened at the May 2019 Meeting?

DOMINION FLATS BLOSSOMS AFTER 5 YEARS OF PLANTING After the bypass highway through to Motueka was completed in 2008 the area now called Dominion Flats Reserve, adjacent to Mapua … [Read more...]

April 24, 2019

What Happened at the April 2019 Meeting?

The April 2019 general meeting for the Mapua and District Community Association got off to an unusual start with the district being caught in a power cut due to an automobile accident, so a sudden … [Read more...]

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5 hours ago

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9 hours ago

Aranui Road Water & Wastewater Upgrade Project Update - 8 July, 2019

Presented by Rob O'Grady, TDC Project Manager at the July MDCA meeting.

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20 hours ago

Have you heard about the Te Tauihu Intergenerational Strategy?

It’s a pretty cool initiative currently underway. It’s a new way of thinking about and approaching regional development, working and planning together as a collective region for the top of the South, rather than three individual groups (Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman). It's about enabling longer term planning, connecting our decision making and unlocking the potential in our communities for the benefit of our people, our land and our future. Here is some more info and a link to the website. The MDCA will be helping to spread the word by sharing their up coming events and initiatives - we encourage you to check it out and get involved!

What's this all about?

The Te Tauihu Intergenerational Strategy is a new initiative to develop a roadmap for Marlborough, Nelson and Tasman – so we can realise the full potential of our whole region and ensure a happy, healthy, prosperous future for our people and our land.

Who's involved?

The initiative is led by Wakatū Incorporation in partnership with all three councils; the business community; NMIT; and whānau, hapū, and iwi across Te Tauihu. It is backed by investment from the Government’s Provincial Growth Fund, aimed at accelerating regional economic development.

What's special about this project?

This is a first for Te Tauihu. Never before have we come together to develop a shared strategy that focuses on the wellbeing of our whānau (people), pūtea (economy) and taiao (environment) across the whole region.

The idea is that by all of us – from industry and iwi to communities and councils – working more closely together we can draw on our shared knowledge and resources; increase our influence and potential; and deliver longer-term, interconnected planning that benefits us all. Most importantly, we can ensure decisions that are being made now, will be good for our mokopuna and future generations.

What will come out of this?

A strategy document outlining the vision, priority areas and roadmap for the future will be completed in September 2019. It will be informed by robust data and evidence, and advised by internationally recognised experts in wellbeing and economic development.

How can I get involved?

To help us shape this document and ensure it is right for our region, we want to hear from people like you who care about Te Tauihu and can offer their insights and perspectives.

A series of future-focused forums will be held across the region–from Mohua Golden Bay to Waikawa Picton–starting in July 2019. We will be inviting the community to join these forums and engage in these important conversations. Following this conversational series, we will be hosting community hui to update you on the project, test our findings, and gather your feedback.

Our regions’ face unprecedented challenges. We can’t face them alone. We are stronger when we come together. Join us.

Where can I get more information?

Check our website tetauihu.nz for upcoming events, to connect with us on social media, register for email updates and join the conversation.

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The ancient hero Maui was known for innovation and courage. His incredible deeds are recounted in many places across our landscape. One of those places is our combined region - Te Tauihu. It is the pr...

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