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The prime industrial land is expected to fetch big money.
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Māori wards decision process for Napier starts in September
Napier council is set to start deciding how many Māori ward members it will have.
Why Whanganui council is opening up some discussion to the public domain
But contentious or difficult matters may still be spoken about behind closed doors.
$100,000 a day: Mayor's horror at council's accounting and law firms bill
Critics say the figures are eye-watering and troubling during a time of budget cuts.
Wellington Water under fire for 'abysmal' job replacing pipes
The organisation was aiming to replace 100km of pipes in a year, but had managed only 18
‘Lagged behind the rising cost of living’: Tararua council workers to strike
Council boss says strikes will cause "minimal" disruption to public services.
Houses, houses and more houses: Chris Bishop hits town
“A lot of people in local government say to me, ‘Man, just stop with all the stuff’.
The council and the people - how can they talk to each other?
How do you want to be heard by the council?
Local government overhaul: What councils need to survive
Amalgamation, four-year terms, and lowering the voting age have been floated.
Rangitīkei's Labour candidate says it's not just a 'farmer's electorate'
"... I’ll be on the road, on the streets, everywhere.”
Kāinga Ora pushing for changes to Wellington’s housing rules
Kāinga Ora spent $800,000 on lawyers, planners, and architects to help its submissions.
Woman weeps during failed bid to have dog ownership ban quashed
'Like a family member to us... I did everything possible to keep her contained.'
Big rates hike 'a pain'
“We all know costs go up very quickly, but it changes going down."
Erebus widow threatens legal action over road project, claims $800k building value drop
It is one of two legal threats made to the council over the Cameron Rd project.
Council email mistake shifts 10 landowners into cyclone red zone
Hastings council told Pākōwhai residents their land category had changed. It had not.
'Impressive addition': Superstructure for council's green build taking shape
“It is another great step forward towards the bustling city centre we are aiming for.”
'Ridiculous' rates rise will hit struggling superannuants hard, say advocates
"There [are] some real sad cases out there at the moment."
Which suburb has the highest rates increase?
It certainly isn't Springvale or St Johns Hill.
Rising stars of Matariki: Elijah Pue
Elijah Pue is determined to return to the political arena serve his people.
NGOs partner to provide healthier homes for Tāmaki Makaurau whānau
Housing is regarded as one of the key social determinants of health.
Swap to Māori roll popular in hot Te Tai Hauāuru race
Te Tai Hauāuru electorate has the second-highest rate of voters swapping to Māori roll.
Iwi files High Court review over vehicle ban on Marlborough coast
Iwi files judicial review proceedings in the High Court in relation to the council bylaw.
'Misguided in their beliefs': Lifestyle property owners refuse to pay rates
They didn't want to pay $1767 for their 1.85-hectare property.
Opinion: What's the future for our councils?
Opinion: The Future of Local Government report is out, so what happens now?
Lease to operate Kaitāia Airport extended as discussions over long-term future continue
An independent group of Te Hiku locals say they have what it takes to run the airport.
Cyclone Gabrielle: CHB mayor wants to give people closure
Changes could be under way for Hawke's Bay's disaster response model.
'A lot at stake': Whanganui MP Steph Lewis kicks off campaign
“The candidates have changed, but my approach to campaigning hasn’t."
Regional council data reveals multi-billion-dollar cost of cyclone for Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay Regional Council data shows the cost of Cyclone Gabrielle so far is over $5b.
‘We’ve had a gutsful’: Frustrations grow as Tūtira water levels do the same
HBRC said it had made asset assessments, but access has been a challenge.
Addressing historical customary land grievances in Waimakariri
A proposed plan would allow Māori to return to live on their customary land.
'Connector' team engaged to help navigate zoning concerns in Hastings
The new dedicated response team will help navigate council and government processes.
Labour names former East Coast Rugby CEO as Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate
Cushla Tangaere-Manuel will go up against Meka Whaitiri.
‘Brave, timely, and courageous’: Māori leaders positive about local government review
A new report calls for local government to be a better Te Tiriti o Waitangi partner.