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‘Gut-wrenching’: Couple stay positive despite losing home
Gisborne couple say six of the eight houses on Vogel St are in the same boat.
Gisborne couple say six of the eight houses on Vogel St are in the same boat.
Flooded homes, threatened highways, and months of anxiety for lakeside residents.
Nicola Willis says politicians are always being scrutinised while out in public.
A plan to lower the speed limit has been described as fanatical by Mayor Victor Luca.
The stadium has long been opposed by the sports clubs that could be left homeless.
More frequent and severe weather events are an increasing threat to private properties.
Northland and Auckland will form the country's first Three Waters inter-regional entity.
Iwi hopes more Māori seats become part of all councils in the future.
Our government is 'just waiting for good, decent people who want to make a difference'.
The report was two years in the making.
An independent panel says reform is essential.
Most of the unsafe sites are associated with historic mining activity and landfills.
Some of our biggest cities are dealing with budgeting and rates woes.
East Coast MP Kiri Allan says her community was in "anguish and fear".
Helen Fraser was due to be sentenced after being convicted of owning a dog causing injury.
A Caulerpa trial treatment tool has been put in place in the Bay of Islands.
Councillors decide against slashing $935,000 from the beautification spend.
The final decision will be made on June 14, when the council’s Annual Plan Committee meets
Today's the day: Councillors are voting on whether to sell the council's airport stake.
A total of 54 submissions were received, 36 of which came from Kawerau.
Proposed fee increases for community facilities range from 6 per cent to 138 per cent.
Councillor Alf Filipaina says ultimatum runs counter to the values of Pacific people.
After months of rainfall they now worry what winter will bring.
Some accommodation providers have been described as unsafe.
Principal Colin Watkins says he's heard talk of vigilantism from fed-up locals.
Preparations are under way for start of work on Whangārei’s Ōkara Marina.
'There is nobody visiting now. You’ve got to have foot traffic to make things work.'
Politicians have been promising to fix declining school attendance rates.
Māori ward representation is 'shaping up positively,' Samuels says.