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'Utterly offensive': Seymour taken to task on apartheid comparison
Act's David Seymour compared the new Māori ward legislation to apartheid in South Africa.
Act's David Seymour compared the new Māori ward legislation to apartheid in South Africa.
Elected members clash at full council meeting.
Authorities were earlier warned of angry trout anglers threatening to release pest fish.
Hearing's final day into the granting of a resource consent for a residential subdivision.
"We have not severed our whakapapa to the land and we never will."
10-year-old looked down and saw the fish.
The area of Matata was devastated by a debris flow in 2005.
Deadline for Northlanders to make submissions on Māori seats law change is 5pm today
Six candidates - six contrasting views on South Auckland's most pressing issues.
Fears that it will only be a matter of time before another person is killed.
Kerry Pearson AKA Princess Die is a roller skater annoyed about RLC making paths with pumice gravel that means you cant continuously skate through the park.
All Awatarariki residents bar one have now "reluctantly" signed settlement agreements.
Developer says backing for tiny homes could be a 'silver bullet' for the housing crisis.
"Abhorrent" practice to be stopped under landmark new law.
Opinion: Can a commission stop Tauranga going round in circles?
Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi says the Govt's decision on signage is 'bloody awesome'.
Three Featherston locals spoke to council on the resource consent for rock crushing.
'In 160 years the mahi we are signing today will still resonate,' says Kaipara mayor.
Macpherson describes Chadwick as 'arrogant'; mayor alleges his actions have damaged city.
Accolades pour in for former Whangārei mayor and Northland Regional Council chairman.
Installing the $743,029 sculpture depends on three things.
We sat down for a quick one-on-one with the PM.
The Prime Minister spoke to Felix Desmarais about key issues.
Rates of anti-social conduct have fallen in the last 5 years but its severity has risen.
Lawyers have rounded off their arguments in the Rotorua High Court.
Cries of 'greed' greet Creswell NZ counsel on day two of water hearing.
Over 100 Ngati Awa whānau gathered in Rotorua yesterday
Todd McClay, National candidate for Rotorua. Video / Felix Desmarais
Claire Mahon, Labour candidate for Rotorua. Video / Felix Desmarais