You recently told us what developments you would like to see in the Fairlie Dog Park. Now we are considering potential developments for McLean Park in Fairlie.
Wilding Pines are a pest tree throughout the Mackenzie District - disrupting ancient native landscapes, native ecosystems, and productive soils for high value sustainable land use.
On Monday 18 September the INZONE Careers Coach, sponsored by Mayors Taskforce for Jobs (MTFJ), will be visiting Twizel Area School.
Notice is given that the council meeting originally planned to take place in Fairlie on Tuesday, August 29, has now been moved to the Twizel Events Centre, Market Place, Twizel.
The Mid-August newsletter is out now, covering local area notices and upcoming activities within the Mackenzie District.
The Mackenzie Messenger communicates Council's activities to the wider Mackenzie District.
We congratulate the local businesses who are finalists in the Business Excellence Awards 2023.
MDC is reviewing our Responsible Freedom Camping Bylaw. This was last reviewed in 2016 so we are looking to ensure it meets the needs of our residents, visitors, and communities, while also bringing it into line with national best practice and government direction.
The August newsletter is out now, covering local area notices and upcoming activities within the Mackenzie District.
Do you use Pukaki Airport? We are interested in hearing about your experience.
With the Mackenzie district's often sub-zero winter mornings and nights, did you know that you can be fined $150 for driving with a frosted or ice-covered windscreen?
The Mid-July newsletter is out now, covering local area notices and upcoming activities within the Mackenzie District.
Council is updating the Mackenzie District Plan to ensure the district can grow in a sustainable way, while protecting the things that make the place so special. The Mackenzie District Plan Review began in early 2022 and is continuing to make great progress, with the first two stages complete.
Council offices at Fairlie and Twizel, and Twizel NZ Post Centre are closed on Friday 14 July 2023 for Matariki.
It’s that time of year again – when our canine friends get their nice new (yellow) council tags. Because the fees and charges for this financial year are adopted with the Annual Plan at the end of June, it takes a bit of time after that to update our system, generate and post the invoices.
Water levels at Lake Alexandrina have been slowly rising over the last few years with the increase in willow root growth at the outlet, which has congested the creek, restricting water flow.
Greta Lodge is a historic hut situated alongside Lake Ohau with a long and varied history. The Twizel Community Board have recently decided to offer the hut to a club or community group.
Public notice is hereby given that at an ordinary Council meeting held on 27th June 2023, the Mackenzie District Council formally approved Plan Change 22 to the Mackenzie District Plan in accordance with Clause 17(2) Schedule 1 to the Resource Management Act 1991 (the Act).
The Annual Plan 2023/24 contains the annual budget and work program for the upcoming financial year and includes the key performance measures set in the Long Term Plan 2021/31.
The Mid-June newsletter is out now, covering local area notices and upcoming activities within the Mackenzie District.
The rise of Matariki in the winter skies is an important time for Aotearoa and Te Waipounamu as it signifies the start of the Māori new year.
The MDC Service Centre and NZ Post Agency temporary office at Twizel Events Centre, will close at 1:00pm on Friday 23 June 2023.
We are proud to present the 2021-2022 Annual Report to you, our community.
