News
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05 Dec
Greendale’s 160-year-old cottage protected for future generations
The Greendale Community Trust has finished building a canopy to protect the cottage TW Adams built at his arboretum in 1865
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05 Dec
Biodiversity projects making good progress
restoring and creating wetlands, finding and protecting significant biodiversity, the Council's been busy protecting native flora and faunta
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01 Dec
New sign unveiled at historic Lincoln railway bridge
A piece of Lincoln’s rail history has been acknowledged with the unveiling of a new history sign on the nearly 150-year-old Lincoln Railway Bridge
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30 Nov
Council and Te Taumutu Rūnanga forge new path together
Te Taumutu Rūnanga and Selwyn District Council have agreed a new era of partnership at a formal ceremony at Ngāti Moki Marae
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30 Nov
Birthday fun for all at Te Ara Ātea
Live music, story times, art and craft making, technology fun and treasure hunting will all be part of the celebrations at Te Ara Ātea on Sunday to mark a busy first year
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29 Nov
Step up. Save lives
There is no excuse for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
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29 Nov
Sizzling summer activities on the way for Selwyn
Roller skating, kite flying, outdoor movies and picnics are all on the way for Selwyn this summer, thanks to the Council’s annual Summer in Selwyn events programme
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29 Nov
Over 16,000 dogs registered in Selwyn
More than 16,400 dogs were registered in Selwyn last financial year, according to Selwyn District Council’s latest dog control report.
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21 Nov
Thousands enjoy first year at Te Ara Ātea
Te Ara Ātea is turning one and what a year it's been with thousands visiting