Ōmokoroa 'death trap' highway set for upgrades, aimed to enable thousands of new homes
"Everyone knows this road is a death trap and it needs to be fixed."
"Everyone knows this road is a death trap and it needs to be fixed."
'Māori whānau want to access services that recognise their realities.'
About $180million of infrastructure funding has been given to councils across the country.
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Rawiri Waititi: "This is a stain on this country's democracy and it's a disgrace."
Research is focused on tuangi (cockles) in Ōhiwa Harbour.
The exchange comes after Tauranga nearly faced its worst water shortage in recent history.
Over 100 Bay residents died after testing positive for Covid-19. Local cases hit 70,553.
Motorists are being told to avoid the area or be prepared for delays.
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Community leader questions "enormous construction... going on for months".
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But bus boss says such a move could leave people stranded and create another safety issue.
Emergency culvert repairs are being carried out.
Rainfall amounts could approach warning criteria.
A business leader says commuters were tackling rising fuel prices by working from home.
Act leader says an apology would be the right thing for Rawiri Waititi to do.
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Report shows rare frog population estimates have hopped from thousands to millions.
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But property commentators say Tauranga will take longer than Rotorua to recover
After nearly 30 years, they're still selling out shows to devoted fans.
But the council defends its use of the small, locked plastic traps.
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The figure comes as the service marks 50 years and a new name.