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‘Overwhelming' resistance: Residents want city to trim $4.75b budget
The city needs that money to fund proposed projects over 10 years.
The city needs that money to fund proposed projects over 10 years.
With a slip closing Mangawhai's surf clubhouse, it takes longer to get to rescues.
The Government claims its plan is the most efficient way to deliver reform.
Coalition government set to repeal Three Waters this week.
"Our main focus right now is making sure they’re taken care of." - Warehouse boss.
The council claims he should have found a meter that worked.
The housing development is expected to offer homes for 15,500 people.
Opinion: Do we really think local authorities can fix the problems?
Karl Tiefenbacher is having a crack at politics after starting Kaffee Eis 19 years ago.
OPINION: It's a make-or-break week for the capital - and residents have had enough.
Men’s Shed says it can’t afford council plans to introduce ‘fairer’ fees.
'Council representation should be fair and effective for all Whanganui residents.'
OPINION: Current methods make it hard to zone sufficient land for development.
The new deputy is rumoured to be a future mayoral contestant.
Local Government NZ was singing a different tune to the coalition at Waitangi.
Stratford on Stage has been operating out of The Castle for over three decades.
The Wellington region is in level 2 water restrictions.
The new courts - to cost $25m - are part of the Memorial Park redevelopment plans.
OPINION: Giving the city taxpayers’ money would only reward reckless behaviour.
It has been almost nine years since the district council refreshed its Māori policy.
Wellington Water says it's up to the council how much it wants to spend.
Whanau said her meeting with minister Simeon Brown was 'very constructive and positive'.
Act is joining a former mayor call for Tauranga’s commission to take caretaker role.
OPINION: Nearby gulls wouldn't even eat the snapper fillet.
A Tauranga council adviser says people find the experience immersive and surprising.
Grant McCallum has called a local iwi's blockade of the boat ramp 'illegal actions'.
Swimming hole leap goes horribly wrong: 'It was too late. I knew I was going to hit it.'
Geoff Main built an attraction on the old rail line. He didn't anticipate the rates bill.
Greg Brownless fears ‘entrenchment’ for the new elected council.
Joel MacManus presents a simple guide to help you point the finger.