Big beach party results in significant clean up and damage to Pāpāmoa Beach dunes
Alcohol cans, bottles, pants, bras, and condoms were found scattered along the dunes after an 'all-night' party.
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Alcohol cans, bottles, pants, bras, and condoms were found scattered along the dunes after an 'all-night' party.
Kerbside collection begins this week Western Bay of Plenty Council’s deputy CEO and group manager Infrastructure Services, Gary Allis with the new Kerbside Collective bins and trucks. Supplied photo. '); } else { // } From July 1, residents whose collection day is on a Thursday can begin to put their bins out as part of the Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s new kerbside rubbish and recycling collection service. Tauranga City Council’s new kerbside collection service is also starting this Thursday. Households are encouraged to become familiar with what ...
Confusion around start date of new Tauranga City Council rubbish collection service 17 May, 2021 06:00 AM 3 minutes to read The new Tauranga City Council rubbish bin and recycling bin line-up. Photo / George Novak Most Tauranga residents appear to be aware of the July 1 start date for the council's new council rubbish collection service but a small number are jumping the gun. Tauranga City Council says it has received 18 reports (0.04 per cent of delivered bins to date) about bins being put out before the new kerbside collection had started. Parkvale resident Isabelle Crosson, 26, received th...
New Tauranga City Council bins leave some residents less than impressed 6 May, 2021 07:00 AM 6 minutes to read Dawn Grant, 90. Greerton residents are not happy about the new council rubbish bins. Photo / George Novak. Dawn Grant, 90. Greerton residents are not happy about the new council rubbish bins. Photo / George Novak. Bay of Plenty Times By: Megan Wilson A 90-year-old Greerton resident says she will keep paying for her private bin collection even after the council's new ratepayer-funded kerbside rubbish collection begins. The rollout of the new bin fleet - three large bins ...
Tauranga makes more waste per capita than the New Zealand average 3 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 5 minutes to read China's decision 'one of the best things that has ever happened to our country'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. China's decision 'one of the best things that has ever happened to our country'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. As bins for a new citywide rubbish and recycling service start rolling out, figures show Tauranga creates more urban waste per capita than the New Zealand average. Figures provided by Tauranga City Council show each person creates 1053kg of urban...