Greater Wellington Regional Council says yes, Auckland Council says no
GWRC will establish a Māori constituency for the 2025 local government elections.
GWRC will establish a Māori constituency for the 2025 local government elections.
Change will not be made while same voices are heard around the table: Cr Angela Dalton.
From road hogs to porcine pets - why are roaming pigs on the rise?
Indonesian overstayers have rented the makeshift sheds and a dilapidated caravan.
"Reserve land would be at risk of being washed away, so the public would be the loser."
"The Domain is definitely not looking as attractive as it usually does" - deputy mayor.
There's now pressure on the port to deliver bang for the bucks regarding efficiency.
The Waipareira chair seeks a review after his application for a Māori board was declined.
Mayor looking closely at parts of council that have been unchanged in 13 years.
Many residents will have to pay for a mortgage on a house they no longer own.
Auckland sends 40 per cent of taxes to Wellington but gets less back, says Brown.
The 3.13ha publicly owned site now a large carpark surrounded by shops on council land.
Port of Auckland wants to be the "premium" port but it won't be halving its emissions.
The review is expected to take several months and will be made public.
Maunga will close evenings during Guy Fawkes period to prevent damage.
Losing downtown public parking is a disaster, says developer Andrew Krukziener.
Auckland mayor Wayne Brown gets an annual ratecard from Bernard Orsman and Simon Wilson.
The gate will take at least two weeks to fix.
Auckland Council says it is taking enforcement action against the Pūtuki Bay camp.
An anonymous council staff member says water charges could double in four years.
Area is ear-marked for intensification as a metropolitan zone, hence the height.
An estimated 1.4 million Kiwis are yet to receive their easy vote cards.
Residents could be facing a double-digit rates hike next year.
Warnings for would-be buyers who renege.
Travel chaos for commuters as Gulf Harbour service trimmed.
The woman left the council after three bullying allegations were mostly upheld.
Two of our largest cities face tough financial decisions, and potential huge rates hikes.
Tens of thousands of walkers pass through Firth cottage’s private land each year.
The gloomy outlook comes hard on the heels of rates and water bill rise this year.
OPINION: There could have been no greater insult to a tribe even if one were intended.