
'March For Nature' protest in Auckland
Well over a thousand demonstrators have packed into Auckland’s Aotea Square for the 'March For Nature' protest against the Government’s Fast Track Approvals Bill.
Well over a thousand demonstrators have packed into Auckland’s Aotea Square for the 'March For Nature' protest against the Government’s Fast Track Approvals Bill.
Mayor Paula Southgate said it had been “the most challenging and complex" LTP.
Mayor "positively overwhelmed" by reception she has received since detailing condition.
All three projects have resource consent, are construction ready.
Chief executive Phil Wilson, who took the job last November, makes top-level changes.
Sparks may fly on the campaign trail with sacked councillors wanting their old jobs back.
Carwyn Jones decries government referendum on Māori wards.
The mayor's diagnosis came while she was seeking help for her drinking problem.
Gisborne clears 390,000t of debris; 25-30 per cent of total from rivers, beaches.
The issue will be 'well and thoroughly debated' by councillors.
Sarah-Jane Bourne grew up in Mount Maunganui, and is keen to return despite Waikato role.
Hauraki District Council Mayor Toby Adams hosted the group on May 29 in Paeroa.
Whanganui Deputy Mayor Helen Craig says 'making policy on the fly' is not a good idea.
The bill was part of National's coalition agreements with Act and NZ First.
Elected members respond to ratepayers' call to ‘cut it back cuz’.
The bill was described as being 'a double standard' and 'the very definition of racism'.
But Ben Bell says he and his council have now 'found out how to gel'.
'Ratepayers are paying for the negligence of one company.' - Councillor Grant Boyde
'We are relieved the public now knows who he is' - a parent of one of the victims.
'If I do get elected, [it] would kind of be a victory for the entire city and NZ.'
The buyer must develop the balance of the precinct, council says.
The city's LTP will be up for deliberation next week.
Former Waipa councillor a man of humility and action.
Residents appalled at NRC's failure to consult them about tsunami siren locales.
OPINION: Gisborne councillors must insist on no debt or rates increases being applied.
It also decided on a 7.4 per cent rates rise. This is higher than what was consulted on.
Chief executive Tania King also backs Whanganui East Pool remaining open.
'We are protecting the house, not the people' - GDC recovery programme manager.
The public have until tomorrow to have their say on council bill.
Metlink data shows trains arrive at stations punctually less than a quarter of the time.