
Tauranga commissioners appointment prompts apology from 'misleading' Govt dept
Internal Affairs said it didn't hold the information requested. The Ombudsman said it did.
Internal Affairs said it didn't hold the information requested. The Ombudsman said it did.
"School kids have the right to be safe going to and from school," Gia Nelson said.
Chairwoman Anne Tolley says the costs are 'considerably less than a full elected council'.
It comes after surprise issues in another civic project added $3.4m to its cost.
'When I go on a holiday, I can swim with my girls ... and have fun with the family.'
Tolley said it was ironic to be lectured on good governance by Robson.
The changes were set to come into effect in three weeks.
When it comes to natural hazards, the more we know the safer we are.
An area previously listed as 'safe' is now at risk of inundation - but new refuges found.
CBD workers consider whether their jobs are worth it amid sweeping parking changes.
Other village buildings may close in the future if found to be 'unsafe'.
Feedback sought for future direction of Mount Maunganui to Arataki
Council considers charging to free up car parks, locals say the move will hurt businesses.
Delay may cost ratepayers millions with $300m needed for roads, pipes.
Funding plan would stop future councils from interfering, commissioner says.
About 2.5ha was significantly damaged after extreme rain and heavy machinery use.
Feedback sought for future direction of Mount Maunganui to Arataki
Tauranga City Council weighs variable road pricing.
The council has been working on the pathway idea for nearly two decades.
Several marae face the difficult prospect of having to move.
One attendee described the heckling as 'a bit embarrassing'.
Chopper supporter ejected from court after yelling abuse at the judge.
Security was on standby as tensions ran high in the jam-packed meeting.
Those turned down wanted to give their views on the proposal.
Advocates say there's a "vacuum" of housing for seniors after council villages sold.
He is remembered as a loyal friend and tireless advocate.
'I’m actually staggered that mandatory acquisition can happen in New Zealand.'
The council commissioner denies any intent to 'pave paradise' or 'destroy' greenspace.
And it's proposed to benefit Tauranga "significantly faster" than what's already promised.