Lost council project resurfaces
"If you go down there on a Saturday, it’s quite busy and it’s quite dangerous.”
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About 65 per cent of deficit was attributed to cyclone costs.
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Mayor, officials on $50,000 Asia trip
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CBD crime: New inner-city hub will house police, guardians, wardens
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Why Wellington’s ‘financial crisis’ is being kept secret
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Coalition collision? Audrey Young on the tensions between National and Act
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‘There will be conflict’: Paid parking eyed for Mount beaches, town centre
Council considers charging to free up car parks, locals say the move will hurt businesses.
Under fire community board chairman refuses to resign over racist insult
Williams apologised to the board, the community and the victim.
The Big Read: Christchurch mayor on Commonwealth Games, fast cars, and dreaming big
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Wellington’s Ata Tuhakaraina third candidate to contest Ikaroa-Rāwhiti seat
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How much Tauranga ratepayers are set to pay for $300m+ CBD revamp
Funding plan would stop future councils from interfering, commissioner says.
Dunedin's deputy mayor to step down from role
Sophie Barker cited difficulties working with mayor Jules Radich.
Organiser of cancelled festival One Love pays nearly $250k for venue damage
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Gore council cans review of Ben Bell-Steve Parry feud, hopes to ‘move forward’
The Gore District Council canned its review, saying it would just bring up old dramas.
Opinion: Let's bring an end to rough sleeping and begging on Auckland's city streets
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Act housing policy: Scrap consent process
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Whanganui meeting calls for Māori wards and constitutional change
Andrew Tripe: Local government needs reform. But we do not have the answers to everything.
'Legacy to the city': Mini-golf course to stay at Memorial Park
Community support helped secure the mini-golf course's future.
No one ‘forced from homes’ in South Dunedin buy-up plan
Council says no one will be forced from their homes under a $132m plan to buy properties.
New Te Kanohi strengthen mana whenua voices in Waipā
The council announced the representatives after appointments were put on hold in March.
Great deal or 'backslapping'? Council sells 7pc of Auckland Airport shares overnight
After contentious debate, Auckland Airport shares were sold overnight.
Government agrees to buyout deal with Nelson council
Owners of unliveable homes offered buyout deal similar to Cyclone Gabrielle one.
Whanganui's Three Waters timeframe shortens
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The council has been working on the pathway idea for nearly two decades.
Byelection required for Rural Board, Lakes Board nominee elected unopposed
Two nominations were received for the Rotorua Rural Community Board seat.
Faster buses, replacing regional fuel tax: Mayor, minister agree to work together on Auckland transport
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'You have to take a stand': Deputy chair quits over Māori ward decision
Alan Kurtovich says his decision was 'absolutely' the right one in spite of the cost.