Govt announces new classrooms, schools ahead of Budget 2023 reveal
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins delivered the news at a Wellington school this morning.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins delivered the news at a Wellington school this morning.
PM Chris Hipkins and Education Minister Jan Tinetti are expected to make the announcement.
Wayne Brown can't say at this stage how low he can keep rates.
The region had up to 110mm worth of rain yesterday.
It's a case of keep calm and carry on, says Desley Simpson.
Another major weather event has caught us by surprise.
Auckland's state of emergency explained.
Wayne Brown says central government needs to show leadership around storm-related compo.
Residents are still living in destroyed homes and desperate for answers.
National won't say if it still plans to tunnel under the Brynderwyns.
Consultation with cyclone-hit communities should take place from May.
People want a home they don't have to flee when dark clouds gather, says Lyall Carter.
There was scrambling on a massive scale by mid-afternoon, said Phil Wilson.
A plan to invest $257m to speed up 92 river projects across NZ has been revealed.
Jim Stabback to address criticisms of council response in report.
'Perhaps I didn’t go and hug people', Brown said; lack of planning cited as deaths cause.
Emails from the day of the record-breaking January floods have been released to RNZ.
Price of supplies surging, but many traders don't want to charge more, survey finds.
Manukau Ward councillor Alf Filipaina hopes recommendations will prevent past mistakes.
“This unprecedented event unfolded with extraordinary speed. Minutes mattered."
The flood report tells Auckland's mayor and his council they all have to do better.
The report was commissioned by Mayor Wayne Brown.
It can be revealed Auckland Council has been behind some of the 'extensions'.
The transformation of a park involved a vast system to deal with 1-in-100-year deluges.
Weather events have left the city with significant damage to public and private assets.
Where we build needs to change in the face of more extreme weather.
The recent floods have made Kāinga Ora determined to push on with future-proofed housing.
Council, govt urged to do what's needed; ex-Police Commissioner Mike Bush heading review.
Permanent repairs are due to happen after temporary fixes were put in place.
Sports clubs and facilities remain severely affected weeks after Auckland’s floods.