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Central Hawke’s Bay residents now free to drink water from taps again
Nearly 20 per cent of the district’s residents and businesses were affected.
Nearly 20 per cent of the district’s residents and businesses were affected.
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Kapiti Coast weavers are teaching local council about native plant care.
Commission chairwoman Anne Tolley says the review was the one chance to get it right.
More than $186,000 has been paid out by two councils - a third wouldn't give its figure.
The water was up to the roof of his two-storey home: "How can I feel safe rebuilding?"
A Healthy Homes initiative has been launched in the Tararua District.
Jobs losses and payouts: personal grievance claims at local councils revealed.
The next few months will require significant adjustment, says council chief executive.
"I'm a bit of a magpie for sparkly things."
Hundreds of buildings have been red-stickered and thousands yellow or white-stickered.
'It’s not just the air pollution, it's the congestion and all of that.'
Auckland Council's cost-cutting measures have hit former National MP hard.
Locals had packed into Muriwai Golf Club to find out the fate of their homes.
It has been 3 months since Bay of Plenty Regional Council began collecting its own rates.
Slash and whole trees played a significant role in damaging Gisborne's main water supply.
Ākitio residents are worried they may be completely cut off.
A sticky situation led to employee's rubbish language
Vape battery causes a recycling truck to catch fire - the third time in a year.
"Unfortunately, things like mowing just won’t be able to be done."
Passengers will pay more to catch the bus as widespread cancellations continue.
A member of the public stood and opened the meeting with a karakia.
Whangārei mayor reacts to High Cout judgment on Three Waters'
The council wouldn't say why the CEO resigned so early in his tenure.
This week, Rotorua's council will decide to either scrap or keep pursuing the paused bill.
A Dannevirke resident has raised the issue of repairs needed at a local spot.
The fund was set up on Saturday and was already receiving a positive response.
First up is a law change to force councils to provide more info on flooding and quakes.
Māori claimants have not had adequate funding to participate in the process.