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1000-house project scrapped after developer gives up fight
Controversial plan to build $1.4 billion housing development sunk by drawn-out appeals.
Controversial plan to build $1.4 billion housing development sunk by drawn-out appeals.
COMMENT: Auckland's council is run by bureaucrats, not the elected members.
COMMENT: Government needs to step in against housing scheme at Ihumatao.
Chairman annoyed because warning puts off visitors to reserve and campground
Auckland Council has "issues" with construction of boatshed helipad at Rod Duke mansion.
A court ruling issued today could mean council reserves are better protected from mining.
A community group set up to protect Otakiri Springs has had a small court victory.
News in brief: Fashion on show; school success; aggravated robbery; council acquires land
Looking for clarity in the murk of a polluted lake. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A senior partner and a second lawyer at Russell McVeagh are on the ratepayer payroll.
Nearly 140 affected owners have building consent and been advised to take legal advice.
Land Meat New Zealand blames failure of a pump for waste discharge into Whanganui River.
Changing numbers on table will not increase nitrogen in waterways, councillors say
Decision a first under Environment Court's new powers
Environment Court is not expected to rule on concert until October.
Poll finds 91 per cent in favour of charity event at Eden Park.
Directors of Block 8 Farm fined $54,000 in Environment Court
Opposition to the Eden Park concert has come from former PM among others.
Defence Force is unsure how to respond to Horizons Regional Council's abatement notice.
Russell Roads has paid handsomely for resource consent. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tough measures aim to control pollution in rural waterways.
Councils have perfected pretending they're doing something meaningful about water quality
Brent Thomas says he is "horrified" and is working to reach a collaborative solution.
A court has ruled out housing development on a privately owned volcano in Auckland.
Three Port workers worried about fumes took themselves to hospital on Thursday.
Another u-turn over the Te Mata Peak track. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Neighbour dismisses risk of "beautiful" hall he wants saved from demolition.
Otago rivers are dry in some sections but farmers are still fighting against restrictions.
The Walmsleys were ordered to pay $72,500 in legal costs for their fence.
Federated Farmers signals the end of lengthy legal saga over GMO regulation in Northland.