
Hundreds more job cuts at Auckland Council
The PSA says a cost of living crisis is not the time to be cutting jobs.
The PSA says a cost of living crisis is not the time to be cutting jobs.
“In a couple of months, I would say, we’ll have more of a firm programme.”
“What we are doing in Anzac Parade and Taupō Quay is not going to solve the problem."
Budget 2023: Northland leader responds to "poor" roading repair package.
Beggs' project management expertise guided the council through Te Matapihi build.
Matt Winiata said there would be no funding for the programme.
The future of the council had been hanging in the balance.
Iconic exhibition mothballed when Rotorua Museum was closed seven years ago.
Councillors to vote on motion of no confidence in NZ's youngest mayor.
Whangārei council to hold last two meetings over rescue chopper base in Kensington.
This is not the way to treat loyal workers whose livelihoods are at stake, says union.
Councillors to vote tomorrow on motion of no confidence in NZ's youngest mayor.
Rebel Motorcycle gang moved its HQ to South Canterbury's port city.
There are eight positions in Tory Whanau's office.
Ben Bell describes himself as ambitious and confident, and says he is no quitter.
Wairoa is years behind on some high-priority water supply projects.
Chief executive Stephen Parry and Mayor Ben Bell have not been speaking since December.
Seymour is the latest to add his voice in support of the 24-year-old.
A public-private healthcare partnership could be an option, Sandra Hazlehurst says.
"Our communities are asking, I believe, for us to take this seriously.”
The youngest mayor in New Zealand's history is being urged to step down.
Applicants claim the true ownership remains with the members of Taranaki Whānui.
Auckland business owner fears her restaurant will not survive if council increases rates.
"....it’s land that should never have been taken out of forestry in the first place".
Wayne Brown can't say at this stage how low he can keep rates.
"It’s like they’re saying, ‘Actually, we don’t even need you’.”
Hawke's Bay now has a third cyclone recovery minister leading the region's response.
“What are we supposed to do? Lose our houses?”
'Council are aware that any rate increase is not ideal.'
Repentant local representative realises he can't 'speak for how women feel'.