Latest news for Tauriko

The Tauriko ward is a mix of urban and rural areas including Pyes Pā, Poike, Ōropi, Greerton, The Lakes and Tauriko.

12 February 2026

Independent reviewer appointed to lead external review of Mount Maunganui Beachside Holiday Park landslide

Mayor Mahé Drysdale has appointed Hon Paul Davison KC as the independent reviewer to undertake the Tauranga City Council external review of the tragic landslide at the Mount Maunganui Beachside Holiday Park on 22 January

12 February 2026

Geotech experts continue to assess Mauao landslide risk

Geotechnical engineers are continuing this week to assess slip risks surrounding a number of structures at the base of Mauao following the landslide that tragically claimed six lives on 22 January.

11 February 2026

Dame Kerry Prendergast appointed Independent Chair of Council’s Audit and Risk Committee

Tauranga City Council is pleased to announce it has appointed Dame Kerry Prendergast as the Independent Chair of its Audit and Risk Committee for the 2026–2028 period.

11 February 2026

Mauao unstable with 40 landslips

We’re getting lots of questions about why Mauao is closed. There are 40 landslips on Mauao, 29 on the base track, and the area is too unstable to keep people safe right now.

10 February 2026

Vibrant Asian food and cultural celebrations this weekend

Prepare your taste buds as the Asian Food Festival returns for its third year at The Historic Village on Saturday, 14 February, celebrating Chinese New Year with a day full of food, culture and family-friendly fun.

9 February 2026

Rāhui lifted over parts of Waikorire (Pilot Bay) and Hīnekite (Mount Main Beach)

The Rāhui placed by Tangata Whenua over parts of Waikorire (Pilot Bay) and Hīnekite (Mount Main Beach) following last month’s severe weather event has been lifted.

5 February 2026

Road cordon to be lifted Friday morning, Mauao remains closed

As of 8am on Friday, 6 February, The Mall, Maunganui Road, Marine Parade and Adams Avenue will be open to vehicles and pedestrians.

5 February 2026

Change in opening hours for He Maimai Aroha – Community Care Centre

He Maimai Aroha – Community Care Centre, a hub established on Maunganui Road following the Mauao landslide, is changing its opening hours.

5 February 2026

Road cordon to be partially lifted, permanent fencing in place at Mauao landslide site

Tauranga City Council is aiming to have part of the temporary road cordon around the Mauao landslide site lifted around lunchtime today (Thursday 5 February).

4 February 2026

Tauranga City Council Transition to Recovery

Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale has given notice that Tauranga will begin a local transition period due to the city-wide impacts from severe weather on 21 January 2026.

3 February 2026

Hairini bridge works this week

Investigations on the Hairini Bridge will be done from a boat on the Waimapu Estuary between Tuesday, 3 February and Friday, 13 February.

2 February 2026

Council moves forward with external review of events leading up to Mount Maunganui Beachside Holiday

Tauranga City Council will proceed with an external review into the circumstances leading up to the landslide at the Mount Maunganui Beachside Holiday Park on 22 January, 2026.

Who's representing Tauriko?

Marten Rozeboom

Marten Rozeboom

Tauriko Ward Councillor
027 330 4066
marten.rozeboom@tauranga.govt.nz

Mahe Drysdale

Mahé Drysdale

Mayor of Tauranga
07 577 7000
mayor@tauranga.govt.nz

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