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Drone used to find rough sleepers in Rotorua reserve
The council says it is safer for the Safe City Guardians than walking through.
Revealed: The cost of pursuing Rotorua's Māori ward local bill
A mayoral candidate says it's a waste of time and money.
Free parking sweetener to entice people into Whangārei CBD
Cost to ratepayers offset by benefits to retailers, council agrees.
Tauranga 'ignored' by previous council representation
Councillor: "We've got to avoid falling into the trap of fighting the previous war."
Water shares for councils and ombudsman suggested for Three Waters reform
Auckland could take Whangārei's excess water once oil refinery closes
Rates revolt threatened as commission seeks election delay
Commissioners call to prevent a full return to a democratically elected council until 2025
'Need a clothes peg on your nose': What stinks in Rotorua?
A local business says the stench is another challenge on top of Covid-19.
'It's real … please take it seriously': Rotorua mayor tests positive for Covid-19
Steve Chadwick says her infection reinforces the need for vaccination.
Council tells staff not to spread Covid misinformation
All four Northland councils have developed Covid 19 policies.
South Auckland GPs call for new anti-viral drugs
Almost 50 per cent of all current Covid-19 cases in NZ are in Counties Manukau district.
PM: Motel emergency housing a 'stopgap measure'
She would not say how long motels would be used to house the homeless.
Councillor removed from council committees after breaches
Rotorua's mayor says Macpherson removed himself by refusing to apologise.
Who wants to be Auckland's mayor?
Who is running, who's still unsure and who's definitely ruling themselves out.
Councillor apologises after partner allegedly misuses her council parking permit
Councillor and partner refuse to comment.
Murupara GP to be suspended pending further investigation
Murupara GP Bernard Conlon says he has received notification of intent to suspend.
River tribes draw global focus to indigenous knowledge
'It also shows how innovative we are as a people, as Whanganui, as Te Awa Tupua.'
Roading leaders unhappy about plan for blanket speed limit cut
100km/h speed limit could disappear on Northland's state highways
'Fait accompli': 12 appeals lodged against council's representation review
One appellant says the process has rocked his faith in democracy.
Fears for Mangawhai sandspit over seabed sand mining
Sand mining could affect Mangawhai Sandspit - NRC.
'Large farmland': Questions surround council's land sale
Hush on the deal: Invercargill City Council has sold a large piece of farmland.
Can money be made from human poo? A council spent millions trying
How Terax became Rotorua Council's multimillion-dollar black hole.
Mid Canterbury GP challenges health officials Covid guidance
Dr Sophie Febery left her job at the Methven Medical Centre in October.
'This is for us': Māngere sends strong message on light rail
The message from locals is clear: We want a train station in our town centre.
Meet the wizard hoping to be Invercargill's next mayor
As Tim Shadbolt takes aim at a 10th term, Noel Peterson says he is coming for the throne.
Whangārei's properties now worth a combined $40.6 billion
Value of Whangārei's properties continue to soar
'Unacceptable': Councillors blast mayor for Māori ward decision process
However, another councillor says it's not time to 'quibble'.
Whangārei District Council rejects funding controversial Oruku conference centre
No ratepayer funding for Whangārei's controversial Oruku conference centre
Council opts for one Māori ward seat model
Te Tatau o Te Arawa plan appeal as they're 'disappointed and a little bit angry' at move.
'Vote carefully': Te Arawa's plea to the council ahead of vote
The Iwi representative group says it is "concerned and dismayed" at the process.
Shadbolt claims he was denied new phone over tech illiteracy
The council is remaining tight-lipped over an itemised expenditure for a new iPhone 8+.
Te Arawa rep quits meeting over governance model proposal
Te Arawa says it plans to appeal a potential decision about Māori representation.
Murupara unites in support of unvaccinated doctor
The rally gathered in the Murupara shopping centre.
Life after lockdown: What it's like for a South Auckland student returning to school
Opinion: 'On that first day everyone was so excited to see each other.'