From Monday, we’re asking you to give us your thoughts on some tough choices to help keep rates affordable for 2026/27. Rates will still increase, but our proposals would lower the average rates increase to 3.77%. To do that, we’re putting several trade-offs on the table. There are four key proposals we’d like your feedback on: • reducing mowing and garden maintenance • changing opening hours at some Refuse and Recycling Transfer Stations • increasing fees and introducing new

The Matarangi Summer Festival is returning with a fantastic line-up of family-friendly events that everyone can take part in over the summer season. From the Santa Parade and local markets to creative challenges and beachside adventures, there’s something for all ages to enjoy. Held across December 2025 and January 2026 MRRAI proudly supports this program. Download the attached document for the full program

As the result of the Local Body elections are finalised, MRRAI looks forward to working with Mayor,  Peter Revell and new Councillors Tony Brljevich, John Grant and Flemming Rasmussen. We thank those who have undertaken these roles in the past.   A few updates on what your MRRAI team have been working on:   Bluff Road Connectivity Project Update Matarangi and Kūaotunu Resident and Ratepayer groups have been exploring a proposal to establish a suspension bridge at Bluff Cove t

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Find attached the minutes of the MRRAI Special general meeting from 14/7/24