Bronson PerichLocal Democracy Reporter·Waikato Herald·12 Nov, 2026 01:11 AM4 mins to readTe Waihou Walkway/Blue Spring. Photo / Danielle ZollickhoferTe Waihou Walkway/Blue Spring. Photo / Danielle ZollickhoferDespite ongoing concerns about public safety and visitor conduct, South Waikato’s biggest tourist attraction will stay open this summer.In an extraordinary meeting this week, South Waikato District Council voted to keep Te Waihou Walkway/Blue Spring open this summer with a short-term management plan, costing $180,000, in place. The plan
South Waikato council budgets $180k for Te Waihou Walkway/Blue Spring over summer
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