
'There's going to be an accident': Mount surfies lobby for crossing
They live a few minutes walk from the beach but often drive to avoid having to cross.
They live a few minutes walk from the beach but often drive to avoid having to cross.
Surprise! The one-way trial idea for Pilot Bay is back, and it's been extended.
Details secret but 'outcome good for ratepayers in the circumstances'.
The change would result in a weekly rates rise of $9.32 for a median commercial ratepayer
Full support for a new cycle route has been overshadowed as accusations fly over funding.
'We can't dilly dally any longer.'
The upgrade focuses on sustainability but won't increase the number of berths.
"It's time for all of the Mount and Tauranga to decide what we want to be."
Revealed: Councillors who get pay rises - and who has two new jobs.
The project has already cost $19m.
The Tauranga City Council is considering canning the CBD container village.
And councillors will discuss meeting report findings at a training day next week.
New deputy appointed but she also faces potentially being ousted.
Three of Tauranga's council-controlled organisations have also claimed the subsidy.
Mistake raises possible legal risk.
The development is said to be people-focused.
Craigs Investment Partners are the likely tenants.
Business chambers and forestry leaders want new publicly-funded projects to use wood.
The city has almost 1600 hectares of parks and reserves and 98km of public walkways.
"We really have our work cut out for us," compliance manager Barbara Dempsey said.
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'The last four weeks have shown what was planned in that document is unlikely to occur.'
Bay of Plenty's councils are in the process of making decisions around taking pay cuts.
Mount Maunganui community thanked for making a "real difference".
Covid-19 impacts are likely to be severe on Tauranga.
Facebook was abuzz with debate last night about whether the track should remain open.
"This is going to give us the greatest flexibility."
"Though we're making history for negative reasons, it is critical we stop the spread."
'The Government is expecting everyone to do their piece.'