Plague skinks
Plague skinks (Lampropholis delicata), also known as rainbow skinks, have made an incursion into Nelson and could spread into Tasman.
Plague skinks look like our native skinks…
News in January 2026
Plague skinks (Lampropholis delicata), also known as rainbow skinks, have made an incursion into Nelson and could spread into Tasman.
Plague skinks look like our native skinks…
Boil water notices are in place for the following supplies:
Date
Time
Affected Area
Type of Notice
May 2025
-
Eighty Eight Valley Rural Water Supply
Permanent
May 2025
-
Redwoods Valley (1 and 2) Rural…
Sections of track within Kingsland Forest Park will be closed in the coming days while we carry out road upgrades in the area.
From the 26 January…
You are invited under section 41(5) of the Reserves Act 1977 to send written suggestions to Tasman District Council on the proposal to prepare a Golden…
Government is consulting on several major reforms that together would change how local government works, how rates are set, and how land use and the natural…
While we all wish for an endless summer of perfect swimming conditions, it’s worth mentioning the potential for the water quality at your favourite spot to…
If you’re out enjoying the water – on a boat, kayak, paddleboard, or doing another water activity – you’ll need a properly fitting lifejacket.
If you can’t…
In 2025, we welcomed 376 new kiwi citizens to our Tasman community.
This is a much higher number than previous years, and as a result, we held…
Our Council Chamber at Richmond is a central point of decision-making for our Elected Members – a place where information, reports, and discussions come together to…
Local schools are getting on board with our Tasman Reconstruct programme.
Our building and demolition waste recycling and reuse programme has been up and running for more…