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Ward boundaries

Tauranga city has eight general wards and one Māori ward.  

  • The eight general wards are: Mauao/Mount Maunganui, Arataki, Pāpāmoa, Welcome Bay, Matua-Otūmoetai, Bethlehem, Tauriko and Te Papa.
  • The Māori ward, Te Awanui, covers the entire city.

General wards

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Māori ward, Te Awanui

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Description of wards

Te Awanui ward

This ward reflects the community of interest for Māori electors and those in the Māori community.

Further information on the Maori Ward

Mauao/Mount Maunganui ward

This ward includes Mount Maunganui, Omanu, Bayfair and Matapihi. It forms part of the coastal strip and recognises the unique feature of Mauao which is an important cultural, historic and geographical feature. This ward has a focus on leisure and tourism. It faces increased tsunami risk, sea level rise and coastal hazards due to its location. Improved transportation links to the City via state highways are of importance to residents. 

Find out what projects are happening in the Mauao/Mount neighbourhood. 

More information on the Mauao/Mount Maunganui neighbourhood

Arataki ward

This ward includes Arataki, Te Maunga, Palm Beach and Kairua.   It forms part of the coastal strip. Like the Mauao/Mount Maunganui ward, the residents have strong links to the unique feature of Mauao and the ward has a focus on leisure and tourism. It faces increased tsunami risk, sea level rise and coastal hazards due to its location. Improved transportation links to the City via state highways are of importance to residents. 

Find out what projects are happening in the Arataki neighbourhood.

More information on the Arataki neighbourhood

Pāpāmoa ward

This ward includes Pāpāmoa, Golden Sands, Wairakei and Te Tumu. This coastal strip area has accelerated population growth.  In the next 10 years an estimated 2-3,000 new homes will be built in the areas already zoned for housing and 7-8,000 homes once Te Tumu is zoned for housing. It also faces increased tsunami risk, sea level rise and coastal hazards due to its location. Improved transportation links to the City as well as the construction of a direct link to the Tauranga Eastern Link via the Pāpāmoa East Interchange are of importance to residents

Find out what projects are happening in the Pāpāmoa neighbourhood. 

More information on the Pāpāmoa neighbourhood

Welcome Bay ward

This ward includes Welcome Bay, Maungatapu, Kaitemako, Poike and Ohauiti. These areas have a reliance on services and facilities located in other suburbs and transportation to the city centre is an important issue for local residents.  More rural based residents have specific needs related to rural living.

Find out what projects are happening in the Welcome Bay neighbourhood. 

More information on the Welcome Bay neighbourhood

Matua-Otūmoetai ward

This ward includes Matua, Otumoetai, Bellevue and Brookfield. With a large population living close to the city centre, the residents of this ward are impacted by the increase of infill housing, are interested in safer transport options and the development of community facilities.

Find out what projects are happening  in the Matua-Otūmoetai neighbourhood. 

More information on the Matua-Ōtūmoetai Neighbourhood neighbourhood

Bethlehem ward

This ward includes includes Bethlehem and Judea. With a large population living close to the city centre, the residents of this ward are impacted by the increase of infill housing, are interested in safer transport options and the development of community facilities.  

Bethlehem neighbourhood

Find out what projects are happening in the Bethlehem neighbourhood. 

More information on the Bethlehem neighbourhood

Te Papa ward

This ward includes Te Papa Peninsula, Sulphur Point, CBD, Fraser Cove, Gate Pa, Tauranga South, Merivale, Yatton Park and Greerton (north of Chadwick Road). The Te Papa Spatial Plan, with its focus on increased density and city-living type housing, is estimated to increase the number of residents on the Te Papa Peninsula by 15,000 by 2050. The Cameron Road redevelopment project with improved passenger services and transport choices will have a major impact on residents. The development of community facilities, spaces and places and the inner-city revitalisation are of importance to residents.  

Find out what projects are happening  in the Te Papa neighbourhood. 

More information on the Te Papa neighbourhood

Tauriko ward

This ward includes Pyes Pa, Hairini, Oropi, Greerton (south of Chadwick Road), The Lakes and Tauriko. The expansion of the city to the west has seen boundary changes with Western Bay to facilitate the development of business, industry and residential growth. It is estimated in the next 10 years that 3-4,000 new homes will be built, improvements will be made to SH29 and connections to it, and an additional 100-150 hectares of business land will be provided creating an additional 2,000 jobs. This ward includes rural based residents that have specific needs related to rural living.

Find out what projects are happening in the Tauriko neighbourhood.

More information on the Tauriko neighbourhood

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