Ashhurst residents can go back to using your water as usual. A big thank you for your patience and efforts to conserve water while we repaired the burst water main. You might notice some discoloured water tomorrow. If you do, please run your cold tap for up to 20 minutes. If it still doesn't run clear, give us a call.
Our team have repaired the leak and restored the drinking water supply. Linton, a huge thanks for your patience and understanding while we got this sorted.
Published on 16 October 2020
The name of the path is a Rangitāne whakataukī: Tini whetū ki te rangi, ko Rangitāne nui ki te whenua. Like the myriad of stars in the sky, so are the people of great Rangitāne upon the land.
The kowhaiwhai pattern was designed by Rangitāne Tohunga Whakairo Warren Warbrick.
It's close to the awa's Albert Street entrance, but this awesome view is taken from Te Motu o Poutoa (Anzac Park).
The path contains small stones which absorb the light during the day and then cause the path to glow at night.