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What we're doing

This year our site design covers two key themes: Our strategic direction and the importance of resilience in the Waikato region.

Our strategy, Te Pae Tawhiti | Strategic Direction 2026-2036 sets a clear direction for the next decade with a focus on delivery for the period 2026-2029. Our map wall highlights our diverse regional economy spanning agriculture, advanced manufacturing, technology, renewable energy, aquaculture, tourism, healthcare and forestry.

Building resilience is part of our council’s everyday activities, with environmental, scientific, policy and technical experts working every day managing flood protection infrastructure, generating and making sense of up-to-date data information, protecting and restoring environmental resources, planning transport networks, and so much more.

You’ll find our stand is in its usual spot inside The Pavilion, site PE 36.

  • We have subject-matter experts on site to answer your questions from good on farm management practices and pest control to erosion prevention and planting.
  • Your constituent councillors will be there, so you can chat to them about what’s most important to you.
  • Our Primary Industry Engagement team will be on site throughout the week to talk about a range of issues relevant to rural audiences, including farm environment planning.
  • Our plant and animal pest team will be there to chat about species you need to look out for as well as tools, tips and support to control pest species around your property.
  • Our Public Transport staff will be available to provide information related to the Waikato’s bus network and the Te Huia train. 

If you visit our Fieldays site, we’d love to hear your feedback about our customer service. Please complete a short online survey available on an iPad on our site or with your own mobile phone after scanning a QR code.

Chat to your constituent councillors

Wednesday, 10 June Thursday, 11 June Friday, 12 June Saturday, 13 June
Keith Holmes

Keith Holmes
Liz Stolwyk
Liz Stolwyk

Liz Stolwyk

Also at our site

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Careers and Education Trail

Our site is part of the Fieldays ‘Careers and Education Trail’. Students, job seekers and visitors may ask about careers and/or education opportunities related to Waikato Regional Council. It was a good opportunity to help people to realise the breadth and variety of the work we do.

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Civil Defence

Waikato Civil Defence staff are located in the Emergency Services Hub, with information about where you can learn all about how to get ready for a hazard event..

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Road Safety

Waikato Regional Council is participating in a cross-agency road safety stand which has the theme: "Road safety is everyone's responsibility".

The stand is staffed by members of road safety partner agencies, led by NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA), but including New Zealand Police, ACC, and Ministry of Transport along with staff from Waikato’s regional and district councils.

Catch a bus to Fieldays

Catch a Regional* or Hamilton City bus FREE to the Hamilton Transport Centre, and then FREE out to Fieldays. (*Regional buses include Raglan, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Paeroa, Te Aroha, Morrinsville, Huntly, Taumarunui, Te Kūiti and Tokoroa.)

Get your tickets, and use the Fieldays app!

You can buy and access your Fieldays tickets online.
And the Fieldays app will help you plan your visit and find your way around. It's available free from the App Store or Google Play.