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Stricter air quality rules coming for Mount Maunganui after court ruling
The Environment Court began processing appeals in 2020.
The Environment Court began processing appeals in 2020.
A liquor shop next to an alcohol-free-zoned park gets its licence renewed - here's why.
'I’m here to celebrate what [the protesters] did. That’s the difference.'
It comes after roundabout grass was baled by a rogue farmer in the same community.
Ngāti Rangi says the decision is a major setback for the community.
But those behind it are considering trying again.
Council may about-turn on its decision not to sell its community housing.
OPINION: Kinloch Group member Pat Kane says the group would add value to the community.
News snippets from the Far North.
The centre has undergone a month of renovations.
A long-held desire to build a marae in Te Atatū is closer after the local board votes.
A council executive says she made the call to change the event speaker – and stands by it.
“If you have a party one weekend, you can put out three crates of glass.”
Misinformation and personal attacks rampant online, say council officials.
Tourism Minister says some of the Milford Opportunities Project plans are 'incoherent'.
'You do it one day and it takes one hour and the next day it takes two hours, it's hard.'
The Far North's review is a chance for people to say how they want to be represented.
Finding sufficient labour is 'proving to be quite challenging'.
Waipa District Council needs to replace its long-serving chief executive.
Proposals went to public consultation this week.
'I just don’t know what the hell’s going on.'
Peter Rawstron says the Waiere Stream is popular but dangerous.
The road closure will stay in place until the sea lions have moved on.
One Mayor warns they are now facing 4 years of 14 percent rate rises
Mana whenua have requested Invercargill Council do better with the use of macrons.
Contractors will now be rejecting non-confirming items left in recycling bins.
A proposal which will hit the pockets of homeowners receives heavy opposition.
More than 160,000 tonnes of debris have been removed but foresters have a bigger worry.
One resident was brought to tears during the marathon council meeting.
"They don't want the river or the haven to be harmed."