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'Bitter campaign': Petition calling for Gore council exec to go labelled 'vindictive'
Most councillors voted to prevent the organiser from speaking at the meeting.
Most councillors voted to prevent the organiser from speaking at the meeting.
'You can’t just shovel gravel in there and leave it.'
Sewage could spill out through the airport and Kilbirnie in wet weather.
Taupō's new bus is set to electrify public transport in the town.
Future of flood-damaged pensioner units is to be decided this week.
OPINION: We need to be realistic about what is achievable in our city – and when.
Mayor Wayne Brown says the costs are unjustifiable.
The child died just three days before their 5th birthday.
It comes after behind-closed-doors talks last week.
140 homeowners in Hawke's Bay are meeting the teams that will buy their flooded homes.
Northland's councils are working hard to deal with dangerous dogs.
Porirua has one of the highest spends per machine in the country.
$5 a trip in Auckland? What Tauranga's answer to congestion charging might cost.
Former council chief financial officer announces his intention to seek the top job.
Wastewater upgrades are needed to prevent E. coli from entering rivers, lakes and streams.
Springvale farmer expects irrigation water rights issue to end up in court.
First three building consents issued for the 14-storey parking and office building.
A late addition to a submission to the Government about managed retreat was presented.
The council has a 34 per cent share in the airport worth $278 million.
Commissioners' reappointment prompts strong views about their tenure.
A request for a tax form was 'demeaning' of his person and office, the manager said.
“Something needs to be done and we need to be informed."
The thieves have been urged to dispose of the asbestos-laden building in a safe manner.
'We’ve endured very challenging times and shouldn't be penalised for staying in the CBD'.
New rules mean the council will need to lower speed limits around schools.
Five councillors were the subject of a code of conduct complaint.
Bars will now have to stop admitting people earlier.
The council just became the 10th local authority in Waikato to establish the seats.
Internal Affairs said it didn't hold the information requested. The Ombudsman said it did.
Meng Foon cited erosion from Cyclone Gabrielle as a key driver of the project.