'I will not be resigning': Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark denies councillors' request
The meeting was called after a code of conduct complaint.
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Waikato tourism organisation to make changes due to council funding
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Auckland bribery and corruption case: Third accused denies charges
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Councillors vote to sell Repertory Theatre for $1
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Opinion: Removing Māori wards is a racist, targeted attack on tangata whenua
OPINION: My people are not disengaged from government, they are disenchanted.
Eight candidates vie for vacant Kirikiriroa Māori Ward seat in byelection
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Wastewater treatment budget increased at 11th hour
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Letters: Road repairs, more on Grey St project, flames of division
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Opinion: Hawke’s Bay regional councillors failed to ‘read the room’
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Plan to use 350,000 cubic metres of cyclone silt for Napier housing
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