Thames Coromandel
The Thames Coromandel district is a place of outstanding natural beauty with some interesting history. Offering dynamic landscapes, world class beaches, stunning mountain ranges and is home to native flora and fauna.
The region is administered by the Thames Coromandel District Council. Their website has a variety of information from animal information, jobs, to rubbish and recycling.
There are many schools and early learning centres in the area.
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Early Learning Services for the region can be found on the Education Counts website from the New Zealand Government.
Sport Waikato has an expansive list of activities and sports available in the region.
Hauraki
The Hauraki area is in the north of the Waikato, the local council is based in Paeroa and the area extends from the southwest coast of the Firth of Thames to the Bay of Plenty coast.
The stunning Karangahake Gorge sits in the eastern part of the district and offers spectacular walks for all to enjoy. The Hauraki Rail Trail combines with the Gorge making it a popular destination for outdoor activities.
Hauraki District Council governs the local area broken up into 3 wards – Ngatea, Paeroa, Waihi. Their website is loaded with information for residents and visitors.
The region has many schools providing quality education.
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Early learning centres can be found on the New Zealand Government’s website – Education Counts.
Sport Waikato has an expansive list of activities and sports available in the region.
Matamata Piako
The Matamata Piako district encompasses the southern end of the Hauraki Plains and is bounded by the Kaimai Range. The Piako and Waihou rivers run through the area which is known for Dairy Farming and Horse Thoroughbred breeding and training. Major towns in the area are Matamata, Te Aroha and Morrinsville.
The local council’s website has all you need to know on local government services in the region.
The district’s schools cover both private and public education.
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Early learning centres can be found on the New Zealand Government’s website – Education Counts.
Sport Waikato has an expansive list of activities and sports available in the region.
North East Waikato
More commonly known as the Waikato District, it covers more than 400,000 hectares. It is rich in natural resources, native flora and fauna reserves, west coast beaches and culture. The Waikato District Council governs the area and their website has all you need to know on what’s available to residents.
There are a variety of schools in the area.
Early learning centres can be found on the New Zealand Government’s website – Education Counts.
Sport Waikato has an expansive list of activities and sports available in the region.
