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• Te Ara Ātea and town centre to promote accessibility and inclusion
• 'Contamination crew' to support recycling
• 100% dog registration target met for over a decade
• A celebration with SWELL
• A dance of friendship and culture
• A dancing dream comes true
• A life-changing opportunity for youth
• A message from the Mayor
• A moment to celebrate who we are
• A new identity celebrated
• A passion for diversity
• A place for all celebrated at citizenship ceremony
• A place to finally call home
• A taste of Kiwi and a sip of Springfield
• A view to the future at inaugural Council meeting
• A world of opportunities at Selwyn Libraries
• Agencies set sights on 2050 vision
• An art hub for the community
• Animal Control bylaw – have your say
• Annual Plan adopted
• Annual Plan adopted
• Annual Plan consultation opens
• Annual Plan consultation to go ahead with changes
• Annual Report shows Council responding to growth
• Annual exhibition keeps art alive in Selwyn
• Anzac Day Services
• Anzac Day Services
• Aquatic centre expansion takes next steps
• Aquatic centre sees millions of visits over seven years
• Are you prepared for the rest of winter?
• Awards going from strength to strength
• BOOST getting its skates on for new year
• Back to school road safety
• Banned bags offered second life
• Beach and Marine Tsunami Advisory lifted
• Biggest crowd yet enjoy CultureFest
• Bin collection to continue but processing to change
• Birchs Road Park moves to next stage
• Birchs Road footpath upgrade
• Boil Water Notice - Arthur's Pass
• Boil Water Notice Lifted - Southbridge
• Boil Water Notice issued for Doyleston
• Boil Water Notice issued for Sheffield Waddington
• Boil Water Notice lifted for Sheffield and Waddington
• Boil Water notice issued for West Melton
• Boil water notice issued for Southbridge
• Boil water notice lifted - Kirwee
• Booking system launched for driver licensing at AA Rolleston
• Bringing Selwyn Tourism Together
• Bringing the taste of Southern Brazil to CultureFest
• Broughton returned as Mayor
• Building WOF amnesty begins
• Building app makes consents easier
• Building begins for Foster Park Indoor Courts
• Business in good heart at breakfast
• Business survey under way
• Businesses encouraged to seize directory opportunity
• Careful what you flush
• Celebrate summer and Selwyn
• Celebrating Selwyn's Covid Heroes
• Celebrating Summer in Selwyn
• Celebrating a decade of community
• Challenge and inspiration at Arts Festival
• Change in fire season for Selwyn
• Changes for Council building a sign of growth
• Changes to Selwyn library services will better meet customers’ needs
• Chief Executive appointed for three-year term
• Child restraint clinics back in August
• Children staying active on their way to school
• Civil Defence Community Response reaching thousands
• Civil Defence volunteers needed
• Clean bill of health for drinking water
• Community Directory launches
• Community Fund - breaking barriers through dance and talking
• Community Fund helps Special Olympics make a splash
• Community Fund helps star dancers
• Community funding applications sought
• Consultation opens on new Springs Reserve
• Contractor confirmed for Foster Park indoor courts
• Council adopts Long-Term Plan
• Council begins project to tag bins
• Council building team praised
• Council carbon footprint mapped
• Council decisions from October Meeting
• Council environment fund protecting native biodiversity
• Council facilities to close
• Council helping to warm homes across the region
• Council holiday hours and services
• Council keeps top credit rating
• Council leads the way in commitment to accessibility for all
• Council offering friend of submitter support for Waste Management consent
• Council opening hours for Waitangi weekend
• Council payments unavailable at service centres this weekend
• Council pays tribute to champion of sport and community
• Council responding to COVID-19
• Council services at Alert Level 2
• Council services holiday hours 2019/2020
• Council services on Queen's Birthday
• Council services over the Easter break
• Council supports Selwyn students to advance in life
• Council supports parents to serve the district
• Council to consider rates relief and assistance package
• Council welcomes confirmation of Prebbleton intersection funding
• Council welcomes major roading boost
• Council working with community on new future
• Covid Heroes recognised
• Cultural celebrations draw crowds
• CultureFest 2018 charms thousands
• CultureFest bringing the world to Selwyn
• Darfield memorial lights up as Selwyn remembers
• Demolition of Lincoln building begins
• Digital museum gives glimpses into our history
• Discover your backyard with 100 days of summer
• District to come together over dinner
• Diversity across Selwyn District continuing to grow
• Dog registration discount extended
• Dog registration starts in July
• Don't be fooled by the wet weather - prepare for the fire season now
• Draft Bylaw for Keeping of Animals, Poultry and Bees consultation closing soon
• Drinking? Don't Drive
• E-Scooters coming to Selwyn
• E-Scooters to go mobile on Selwyn streets
• E-Scooters to stay in Selwyn
• Earthquake-prone building notice for Leeston Library and Medical Centre
• Easter and Anzac Day hours
• Economy remains strong despite COVID-19
• Enjoying Summer in Selwyn
• Essential jobs connector launched
• Experienced, independent voice to support Council
• Extended hours starting at Selwyn libraries
• Extreme fire risk
• Faces of Selwyn - A 26-year journey home
• Faces of Selwyn - Aroha for bi-culturalism, education and Māori language
• Faces of Selwyn - Enjoying culture and community
• Faces of Selwyn - Helping others follow in her footsteps
• Faces of Selwyn celebrated
• Faces of Selwyn – “Meant to be” in Lincoln
• Farm waste management day returns
• Farm waste recycling day coming to Selwyn
• Feedback sought for new Leeston facility
• Feedback sought on Hororata Reserve plan
• Feedback sought on Kirwee Reserve extension plans
• Feedback sought on Parks and Reserves Bylaw
• Feedback sought on proposed future housing developments in Rolleston
• Festival opens week of events
• Festival takes residents on a trip around the world
• Festive feel for citizenship ceremony
• Final stages of Leeston to Doyleston cycleway underway
• Find out about Council election contenders
• Find out what the Proposed District Plan means for you
• First courts in place at Selwyn Sports Centre
• First ever Selwyn Arts Festival set to launch
• Flush your water system before your business reopen
• Flying end to Matariki and school holidays
• Follow your LIM application online
• Foster Park changing rooms open
• Foster Park getting new slide
• Foundations in place for health boost
• Fresh look for Council website
• Fresh start for families
• From Russia, via China – and now a Kiwi
• From milk to beer
• Funding boost for tourism assets
• Further infrastructure upgrades coming for Leeston and Doyleston
• Future water plans presented
• Gansu International Fellowship programme
• Getting closer to the new Selwyn District Plan
• Getting creative during lockdown
• Getting creative for the environment
• Glowing with pride for award winning festival
• Green light for intersection upgrades
• Growing numbers say Selwyn a great place to live
• Have fun with KidsFest these school holidays
• Have your say on access to the Rolleston town centre
• Have your say on rules for keeping animals in towns
• Have your say on waste management bylaw
• Help design your space in the town centre reserve
• Help keep our drains flowing
• Help teach Selwyn kids safe road crossing skills
• Help teach Selwyn kids safe road crossing skills
• Heritage Fund helps preserve our identity
• Home is Homebush
• Hoops to be replaced in safety upgrade
• How do I apply apply for the rates extension
• How do I make my rates payments easier?
• Huge response to crafts for animals
• Hundreds helped to prevent family violence
• Indoor Courts taking shape
• Initial public consultation now open on Selwyn District Plan
• Intersection upgrade getting under way
• Introducing our new Civil Defence Manager - Al Lawn
• Jam packed Summer in Selwyn begins
• Join a world of food, dance and games
• Join the Selwyn Youth Council and make a difference
• Journey through the stars and story for Matariki
• Keep an eye out for sooty mould
• Keeping active during lockdown
• Key intersection upgrade complete
• Kids enjoy environmental lockdown challenge
• Kids getting active this autumn
• KidsFest Back for 2019
• KidsFest back to bring holiday cheer
• KidsFest bookings open
• KidsFest week one 2018
• Kirwee Players supporting roles for rangatahi
• Kirwee Reserve development gets under way
• Know your zone in the District Plan
• Lakeside Hall wins national architecture award
• Large-scale water upgrades continuing
• Last chance to have your say on district rules
• Last few days for voting in local elections
• Learn to get your driver’s licence online
• Leeston Doyleston walk and cycle link opening
• Leeston flood protection takes next steps
• Leeston flood protection work begins
• Less speed, less harm
• Libraries light up with lanterns
• Libraries using 3D printers to help essential workers
• Library staff calling over-70s to offer support
• Life-changing opportunity offered to young people
• Liffey southern walkway opens
• Limited services resume under Level 3
• Lincoln Domain Skate Park open
• Lincoln and Rolleston are continuing to light up
• Local basketball skills on show
• Long journeys to new home
• Long-standing roundabouts plan confirmed
• Look out for others – pick up your dog’s poo
• Look out for voting papers
• Look out in your letter boxes for RFID tagging information
• Look twice save a life
• Lower rates increase to be considered as part of Annual Plan
• Magical community draws the crowds
• Magical creatures spotted at McHughs Park
• Maintaining essential services during Alert Level 4
• Major intersection upgrade opening
• Major projects back under way across Selwyn
• Major projects mark milestones
• Major projects taking shape
• Malvern meeting to help keep your property safe from fire
• Marae hosts first Selwyn citizenship ceremony on Waitangi Day
• Masefield Drive repairs to start
• Masterclass offered on getting great events going
• Mayor elected to lead South Island and Canterbury forums
• Mayor hosting online discussion of COVID impact
• Mayor riding from mountains to sea for men’s health
• Mayor supports joint initiatives to improve Canterbury water
• Mayor to take pay cut
• Meet Your Street brings communities together
• Meet Your Street coming soon
• Meet the candidates evenings
• Meet us in the country
• Meet your street - it's on us
• Merry Christmas from Mayor Sam
• Merry Christmas from the Mayor
• Modern Māori Quartet headlining Matariki Celebrations
• More bins means less waste to landfill
• More than just a dot in the ocean
• Most Council services to resume at Level 2
• Movie Nights back for winter
• Multi-million dollar programme part of Selwyn recovery plans
• NZDF connects to Selwyn District wastewater network
• New COVID-19 updates app launched
• New Coes Ford gates to ensure visitor safety
• New Council customer service centre opens
• New Kiwis celebrate citizenship in Selwyn
• New Libraries' Edge Connector service hits the road
• New Rolleston Drive intersection work beginning
• New Selwyn facilities opening in 2021
• New Tai Tapu Community Centre open
• New Zealand Music Month comes to Selwyn
• New Zealand first as sports centre goes high tech
• New Zealanders welcomed home
• New crossing to link pool and park in Rolleston
• New dog park for Darfield
• New families welcomed at citizenship ceremony
• New information on flooding and coastal hazards in Selwyn
• New modelling shows Selwyn safer from tsunamis
• New park and ride facilities open
• New park-and-ride facility for Rolleston
• New tsunami plan effective
• New tube slide for Foster Park playground
• Next steps for District Plan as consultation closes
• Next steps for Springs Ward reserve
• Nomination for local elections now open
• Nothing will discourage us from being New Zealanders
• Once in decade makeover for District's rule book
• Opportunities on offer for Selwyn youth
• Options open for youth at expo
• Our Space 2018–2048 Greater Christchurch Settlement Pattern Update
• Outstanding service recognised at Malvern Community Awards
• Passion projects podcast launched
• Peace restored with plaque rededication
• Pest free Banks Peninsula support welcomed
• Pines Resource Recovery Park open to public via booking system
• Plan ahead – consent numbers continue to climb
• Planning underway for Lime Scooters trial in Rolleston
• Plastic bags get the bin from 1 July
• Plenty of opportunities from Sister Cities expedition
• Pop up museum celebrates Selwyn's history
• Poppies mark history in Leeston
• Precautionary Boil Water Notice issued for Arthur's Pass
• Proposed District Plan - Know your natural hazards
• Protecting and managing native biodiversity in Selwyn
• Protecting our district’s heritage
• Public views sought on future of greater Christchurch
• Put down your roots in Selwyn
• Rates accounts and payment options
• Rates accounts coming soon
• Rates increase cut to 1.6% average
• Rates notices - direct debit information
• Rates support package adopted
• Rebuilding bikes and lives
• Reconnect project under way at Pines Resource Recovery Park
• Record demand for building consents
• Recycling processing to restart - with some changes
• Reduced shutdown for Selwyn Aquatic Centre
• Remembering 4 September 10 years on
• Report shows Selwyn set for strong future
• Residents say Selwyn still 'a great place'
• Restricted Fire Season for Selwyn
• Road repair works
• Road upgrade projects
• Roading upgrades coming to Tennyson Street
• Roadworks around new Rolleston intersection
• Rolleston Drive roadworks this weekend
• Rolleston Town Centre roading updates
• Rolleston Town Centre - what do you think?
• Rolleston Town Centre Parking options - Have your say
• Rolleston Transport Improvements Project Community Update
• Rolleston town centre upgrade - pedestrian experience
• Rolleston town centre upgrade – the promenade
• Rolleston town centre upgrades - roading layout changes proposed
• Roof goes on Te Ara Ātea
• Roof on for new pool
• Rugby clubrooms move to Foster Park
• Secrets of the stars on show in Selwyn
• Seeking a Springs Ward arts champion
• Selwyn Aquatic Centre open as normal
• Selwyn Awards - Building a sense of community
• Selwyn Awards - Innovation Award for young entrepreneurs
• Selwyn Awards a great way to benchmark success
• Selwyn Awards winners
• Selwyn Carseat Champions seeking new volunteers
• Selwyn Community Fund round one awarded
• Selwyn District Plan Review moves towards initial consultation
• Selwyn Health Hub construction to begin
• Selwyn Libraries supporting mask making
• Selwyn Open - A love for permanent arts
• Selwyn Open - A slice of France in West Melton
• Selwyn Open - A snowy escape
• Selwyn Open - One of country’s biggest mechanics back in full ignition
• Selwyn Open - ahead of the game
• Selwyn Open - recycling and recreating
• Selwyn Open – Leeston’s growing business
• Selwyn Response Team offering opportunities
• Selwyn Sports Centre ready for big opening
• Selwyn a great place to live - residents say
• Selwyn achieves best Council credit rating in New Zealand
• Selwyn businesses open local to you
• Selwyn economy moving from rebuild to self-sustaining growth
• Selwyn in good place to respond to Covid impacts
• Selwyn joins New Zealand’s first university opportunity for children
• Selwyn launches bushfire wildlife sewing appeal
• Selwyn leads the nation in population and economic growth
• Selwyn open - Meating the need
• Selwyn phone volunteers helping out
• Selwyn population tops 66,000
• Selwyn rating property revaluations out soon
• Selwyn recognised as welcoming community
• Selwyn residents asked about priorities for Council spending
• Selwyn steps up recycling efforts
• Selwyn supports vision for greater Christchurch
• Selwyn well placed to recover from COVID-19 – report
• Showcasing a passion for Kapa Haka and Kī-o-Rahi
• Sign the condolence book for HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
• Signalled NZTA funding cuts could put motorists at risk
• Sixty residents put down their roots
• Skate jams get rolling
• Sky's no limit with community fund support
• Southbridge bus service needs some love
• Sped up programme sees changes at Aquatic Centre
• Speed Limit Changes Approved
• Spending, building and population drive growth
• Sporting champion to be honoured at Selwyn Sports Centre
• Sports excited as roof goes on courts
• Sports ready to hit the floors at the Selwyn Sports Centre
• Sports trust wins with 'wow moments'
• Standing together for Anzac Day
• Start-up support for COVID-19 impacted jobseekers
• Stay safe on the roads this winter
• Still spinning at 92
• Still time to shape the future Selwyn District Plan
• Stock Water Race disruptions
• Strong growth in economy continues
• Summer in Selwyn and more
• Summer in Selwyn is back
• Summer in Selwyn season “builds community spirit”
• Support for growing tourism industry
• Support for injured animals on its way
• Supporting Selwyn businesses with digital smarts
• Swell going to the people
• Swim School instructor wins national award
• Swimmable Selwyn at Coes Ford
• Take action on distraction
• Take another look at rubbish
• Te Ara Ātea - an anchor place for everyone
• Temporary chlorination in West Melton
• Temporary chlorination of Dunsandel water supply
• Ten years on - a reflection from Mayor Sam
• Tennyson Street partial reopening
• Tennyson Street reopens
• Tertiary Scholarships supporting success
• The Proposed District Plan – considering starting a new home business?
• The Proposed District Plan – looking after our natural environment
• The world calling Selwyn home
• Think water sense this summer
• Think water sense this summer
• Thousands love Selwyn Directory
• Time for Selwyn youth to BOOST
• Time to register your dog
• Time to register your dog
• Tonnes taken at farm waste day
• Tonnes taken at recycling days
• Total fire ban for Selwyn district
• Toxic Algae Alert - Selwyn River/Waikirikiri - Whitecliffs
• Toxic Algae Alert lifted for Selwyn River/Waikirikiri - Glentunnel
• Toxic Algae alert in Selwyn/Waikirikiri River - Glentunnel
• Toxic algae alert lifted Selwyn River/Waikirikiri - Chamberlains Ford
• Toxic algae warning in Selwyn River - Whitecliffs
• Toxic algae warning in Selwyn River – Glentunnel
• Toxic algae warning removed for Selwyn River - Whitecliffs
• UPDATE Precautionary boil water notice lifted for Leeston
• UPDATE: Doyleston boil water notice lifted
• UPDATE: Precautionary boil water notice lifted for Arthur's Pass
• Upgraded Southbridge Reserve opens
• Use water wisely - Avoid restrictions
• Use water wisely – avoid restrictions
• Virtual reality at the libraries
• Volunteer benefits go both ways
• Vote 2019 Time to have your say
• Vote 2019: candidate nominations opening soon
• Voting opens in 2019 local council elections
• Waitangi Day celebration for new citizens
• Walking festival puts spring in step
• Walls going up on major buildings
• Water race spraying reminder
• Water services in Faringdon area restored
• Webinar on helping support older people during Covid-19 coming
• Webinar on supporting migrant workers
• Weedons Community Centre open
• Week of celebrating Selwyn's diversity
• Welcome to the family at citizenship ceremony
• Wellbeing challenge hits home
• West Melton Boil Water Notice lifted
• West Melton Community Park skate area opens
• West Melton Community Park work underway
• West Melton Community and Recreation Centre official opening
• What happens to a lost dog
• What you need to know about standing for Council
• Where to walk the dog – rules clarified on Coles Fields
• Whopping spending growth for strong economy
• Why wasn't my bin collected?
• Work beginning on Aquatic Centre expansion
• Work blessed to begin on Rolleston town centre
• Worker bees win award
• Young people go speed dating for work
• Young people keeping Selwyn Beautiful
• Your rates 2018/19 What's changed?
• Your water rates – helping keep the water flowing
• Youth Council elections open
• Youth Council helping take the bite out of hunger
• Youth Fund supporting rangatahi
• Youth helping shape district's future
• New pool nears opening at Selwyn Aquatic Centre
• Significant step as climate change policy adopted
• HEALTH WARNING – Cyanobacteria bloom in Selwyn/Waikirikiri River at Coes Ford
• Good management sees top financial rating retained
• Confidence growing among Selwyn businesses
• Work beginning on Prebbleton intersections upgrade
• Selwyn on the way with new water safety plans
• Southbridge bus service needs you
• Key decisions proposed in 10-year plan consultation
• A joyous welcome to new citizens
• Consultation opens on Long-Term Plan through to 2031
• Libraries fill with music in May
• Snow place like home
• Further submissions open on the Proposed Selwyn District Plan
• Council urges patience as record consent numbers continue
• Tell us your thoughts on the Prebbleton Pump Track
• Sister City project wins national awards
• Selwyn economy among best performing in the country
• Help keep your child safe at Selwyn Aquatic Centre
• Growing pathways to work
• Thousands enjoy opening of Canterbury’s largest indoor sports centre
• Be prepared for emergencies
• Hororātā flood protection advances
• An experience for all the senses
• Selwyn well prepared to respond to earthquake risk
• Awards back to celebrate Selwyn
• Fit out of Health Hub under way
• Severe weather - latest updates
• Sustainability at heart of Te Ara Ātea
• New pool opens at Selwyn Aquatic Centre
• Council launches new partnerships to address record building consents
• New rules agreed for keeping animals in Selwyn towns
• Road map for Community Committees confirmed
• Water infrastructure gets multi-million dollar upgrades
• KidsFest returning these school holidays
• Celebrating to the stars for Matariki
• Bumper KidsFest set to begin
• Queen's successor takes to the water
• Flush your taps
• End of plastic tags for Selwyn dogs
• Recovery under way after flooding
• A hidden community treasure
• Selwyn moves from emergency to recovery
• Tens of thousands enjoy new sports centre
• Special celebrations for new citizens from 2020
• Foundations laid as Council adopts Long-term Plan
• Economic growth remains strong in Selwyn
• Selwyn retains top credit rating
• Community asked about proposed Council representation changes
• Prebbleton roundabouts construction continues
• Residents to help redraw the lines for the district council
• Innovation expands at Pines
• Record interest sees Selwyn Awards sell out
• Flood recovery support available
• Feedback sought on SH1 Rolleston Flyover and safety improvements
• Innovative series returns to help young drivers learn over winter
• New citizens welcomed at ceremony
• School pupils create sensory space features
• A gathering place at Darfield Recreation and Community Centre
• Explore 'Our Climate Future' in Darfield exhibition
• New citizens welcomed at ceremony
• CultureFest - Uncovering Filipino culture and traditions
• Indonesian culture returns to CultureFest with dances and new flavours
• Sharing space on shared paths
• Selwyn Libraries celebrates growth in memberships and loans
• Support to help young people follow their dreams
• Council supports local producers during lockdown
• Council responds to water reforms proposals
• Selwyn launches flood relief fund
• No decision yet on water reforms
• Have your say on speed limit changes
• Roundabouts progressing towards final stages
• Opportunities to find out more about proposed Council representation changes
• Celebrating the many cultures of Selwyn continues
• Drop-in vaccination clinics coming to Selwyn
• Leeston Road bridge flood repairs
• Mayoral Forum calls for pause on water reform
• Consultation open on local representation
• Sign up to get ready for emergencies
• Community arts focus sought for Rolleston Community Centre
• Selwyn water systems rank among the best
• Awards celebrate the best of Selwyn
• District Plan Review hearings begin
• Council formally commits to consult with public on three waters
• Growing numbers enjoying Council sport and recreation facilities
• Help teach Selwyn kids safe road crossing skills
• Economy picks up pace as boom continues
• Dog registration extended
• Council raising questions on government’s water reform proposal
• Celebrating Selwyn's diversity on air
• Council calls for time out on government’s water reform proposal
• Partnership to better manage Selwyn Crown pastoral leases
• Chat with Mayor Sam
• Faces of Selwyn - A connection to Malvern and Art
• Faces of Selwyn – a passion for art, cooking and education
• New internship to help young people blaze a trail
• Awesome opportunity to give back
• Community makes mark in town centre
• Pipeline for future Darfield Kirwee wastewater system under way
• Prebbleton roundabout completed
• Town centre areas taking shape
• Faces of Selwyn – a colder, yet peaceful and quieter start to the day
• Selwyn leads the country for new house growth
• New event applications process launching
• Increase in road funding confirmed
• Trailblazers get to work
• Faces of Selwyn - a sense of belonging in Selwyn
• Southbridge Hall and Library restoration project restarts
• Selwyn introduces vaccine passes at key facilities
• Selwyn businesses increasingly confident
• Temporary skate park opening
• Burnham Road lane closure for pipeline work
• Hundreds of kilometres of flood repairs completed
• Community History Fund established
• Selwyn's largest library collection opening
• Construction on new Springs Ward reserve begins
• Artificial turfs to take sport to next level
• Boil water notice issued for Tai Tapu
• Health Warning - algal bloom in Waikirikiri/Selwyn River at Chamberlains Ford
• Packed celebration of summer starts tomorrow
• Merry Christmas from Mayor Sam
• Memorial to precious Selwyn children
• Get home safe this summer
• Libraries collecting helping hearts for newborn babies
• Upgrade on the way for main intersection
• Council services holiday hours
• Opportunity for more young people to blaze a trail
• Get water smart and save this summer
• Plenty still to come for Summer in Selwyn
• Toxic algae warning removed for Waikirikiri/Selwyn River - Chamberlains Ford
• Council raises concerns about new housing rules
• Passionate young rider sees dream come true in Kirwee
• Battery recycling programme launches in Selwyn
• Opportunity to make a difference with Selwyn Response Team
• Have your say on the district's gambling venue rules
• Chance open to be a trailblazer
• Council extremely disappointed with three waters decision
• Local representation proposal adopted
• Selwyn leads the nation in population growth
• Council building team assessed as top performers
• Health Warning – Algal bloom in Waikirikiri/Selwyn River at Glentunnel
• Darfield Kirwee Pipeline over one third complete
• Vaccine pass requirement extended to keep community safe
• Directory available to support community initiatives
• Tennyson Street Rolleston Drive intersection upgrade
• Water wisely and save
• Selwyn introduces vaccine requirement for staff
• Canterbury’s government agencies team up to support COVID-19 Care in the Community
• Learn to swim programme expands to new pools
• Month of events to support employees and businesses
• Changes to vaccination clinics and RAT collection
• Annual report reflects year of milestone projects
• Love of Selwyn community stays strong
• Another chance on offer to blaze a trail into work
• Rapid Antigen Testing site now open in iPort Rolleston
• Learn Earn Grow Selwyn expanding
• Significant wetland to be restored with new funding
• Celebration of Mahika Kai unveiled at Te Ara Ātea
• First holiday programme impresses at Selwyn Sports Centre
• Leeston Cycle Club racing ahead with community funding
• Rolleston Drive upgrade progressing
• Flood protection planning for Springfield
• First buildings installed at Springs Reserve
• Support for starting new businesses in Selwyn
• Vaccine pass requirement removed for Council facilities
• Successful month helping Selwyn learn earn and grow
• Ground laid to further expand sports
• Selwyn Sports Centre wins outstanding award
• New locations to collect RATs
• Rolleston Drive upgrade main works nearly complete
• Easter and Anzac closures
• Anzac Day Services
• Boost for tourism infrastructure
• Celebration of Selwyn flavours returns
• Have your say on the plan for the next 12 months
• Explosive holiday show wows
• Council staff and volunteers helping rural communities with RAT kits
• Historic railway jigger unveiled at Council offices in Rolleston
• Last week to have your say on the Annual Plan
• Upgrade for 200 space car park at Foster Park
• Did you know - batteries can't go in your kerbside bins
• Major health services to open at hub
• Evening of sport to celebrate new facilities
• Southbridge Hall read y to make new history
• Community turns out for planting day
• Council services on Queen's Birthday
• Council upgrading supplies to meet new water rules
• Building consents increasing
• work begins on new youth zone
• West Melton Community Park nearing completion
• Darfield Kirwee Pipeline works progressing
• A Taste Selwyn special: cooking demonstrations and workshops
• Partnership programme ready to expand
• Extra parking at Foster Park
• New pool fun a hit with parents and children
• Next stage of Kirwee Reserve extension under way
• Stay safe on the roads this winter
• Dog registrations start soon
• Selwyn start-ups draw national attention
• A venue for every occasion
• Celebrating Matariki
• Join in the celebration of Selwyn cultures
• Heritage fund helps keep our history standing
• Time to register your dog
• Malvern awards set to recognise local service
• Council supports improved access for all
• Community Park completed and open
• Severe weather event 12 July 2022
• Heavy rain and wind warnings – 18 July 2022
• Council approves land rezoning for residential development in Lincoln
• Find out how to stand for Selwyn
• West Melton intersection improvements kick off
• Nominations open for local elections
• Pump track ready to rock at Prebbleton Domain
• Share your story of culture and food
• The key to safer driving in Selwyn
• Selwyn Stars showcases young local talent
• Local elections – do you know what ward you’re in?
• Hāpai ka pai for Selwyn
• Scholarships support Selwyn students into study
• Want to vote? Check you're enrolled
• New toilet funding a boost for visitor experience
• Council preparing Proposed District Plan variation to meet new housing intensification rules
• New water pipeline agreed for Springfield
• Council owned construction company rated best in Canterbury
• Selwyn water systems continue to rank among the best
• Council confirms plans for the year
• CultureFest set to amaze
• New partnership to prepare an ambitious plan for Greater Christchurch
• Pahū! exploding at Te Ara Ātea
• New pump track OPEN!
• Selwyn property rating revaluations released
• New representation structure confirmed for Council elections
• Cats required to be microchipped from July 1
• Council upgrading supplies to meet new water rules
• Te Ara Ātea wins national recognition for cultural contribution
• Election candidates confirmed
• Have you registered your dog yet?
• Get home safe - drive to survive
• Celebrating outstanding community service in Malvern
• CultureFest celebrating across Selwyn
• New Springs ward reserve on track for first stage opening this year
• Campaign to keep vehicles off footpaths
• Introducing medium density housing in Selwyn
• Redevelopment of Darfield Pool confirmed
• Sensory space wins national award
• Elections are coming - find out who’s standing
• Selwyn District pays respects for the life of Queen Elizabeth II
• What the traffic light change means for Council
• Voting in local elections opening on Friday (16 September)
• Taste of culture for this year's Faces of Selwyn
• Selwyn’s economic boom continues
• Reminder to register your dog
• Next steps for new housing intensification rules in Selwyn
• Aquatic Centre's partial closure for maintenance
• Activities galore these school holidays
• Voting in full swing in local elections
• Final results - Selwyn District Council local elections
• SWELL expo hitting the airways on Plains FM
• Selwyn Gets Ready to ShakeOut
• Youth Zone taking shape in town centre
• Name and location confirmed for new Leeston Community Centre
• Parking safety enforcement starts
• Selwyn businesses hopeful of positive end to the year
• Exciting upgrades completed at Darfield Library
• Milestone reached for Hororātā community hub
• Funding to make a good noise for Selwyn
• Progress results - Selwyn District Council local elections 2022
• Preliminary results - Selwyn District Council local elections
• Apply now for 2023 Selwyn Youth Council
• Kakaha Park weaves new opportunities for recreation
• Protect your bike from theft with 529 Garage
• Community recycling days coming up
• Biodiversity protection in the Rakaia Gorge
• Selwyn still the most popular place to live in the country
• Springfield turns out for Rewi Alley 125th Anniversary
• Annual arts festival kicks off in Selwyn
• Further submissions open on new housing intensification rules
• Have your say on sports spaces in Selwyn
• Be the first to enjoy Kakaha Park
• Springfield flood protection update
• Council employment initiatives win national award
• Ambitious project transforming drains to streams
• New Council takes up the opportunity to serve
• Selwyn Response Team achieve national accreditation
• Council gearing up for action following latest emissions report
• Creative Communities brings special Filipino performance to Rolleston
• Sizzling summer activities on the way for Selwyn
• Over 16,000 dogs registered in Selwyn
• New sign unveiled at historic Lincoln railway bridge
• Council services holiday hours
• Merry Christmas from Mayor Sam
• Summer makes a splash at district pool parties
• Council services on Waitangi Day
• Council advocates for better outcome for Selwyn in water reforms
• Dates for chlorination of remaining water supplies confirmed
• Milestone moments for town centre
• Get water smart for summer
• Health Warning – Algal Bloom in Waikirikiri Selwyn River at Glentunnel
• Thousands enjoy first year at Te Ara Ātea
• Step up. Save lives
• Birthday fun for all at Te Ara Ātea
• Greendale’s 160-year-old cottage protected for future generations
• Give your dog a merry Christmas
• Reconnecting Selwyn with international agencies and students overseas
• Sustainability Expo coming to Selwyn
• Lots of summer still to come in Selwyn
• Repairs almost complete on storm damaged roads
• Changes to sport and recreation fees
• Experienced hands bring fresh business ideas
• Busy January for roading upgrades
• New opportunities help migrant and community groups connect in Selwyn
• Look out for learners on the move