
$10m of Kaipra works cut to help pay for cyclone, storm damage
Cyclone Gabrielle damage to Kaipara leads to $10m of works being deferred.
Cyclone Gabrielle damage to Kaipara leads to $10m of works being deferred.
The transformation of a park involved a vast system to deal with 1-in-100-year deluges.
OPINION: To Auckland’s mayor, problems are there to be fixed.
Tim McCready asked three Auckland councillors what they have learnt after recent floods.
To restore confidence, it's time for the Civil Defence Joint Committee to step aside.
A local government panel says it's too early for commissioners.
Ben Bell would continue to work for the community that elected him.
“The issues we are experiencing here are by no means unique."
The hearings have shown little support for a potential hospital at the reserve.
“It’s Auckland over there, being a bit special, and the rest of New Zealand is separated."
Whangārei district councillor Jayne Golightly breached council confidentiality.
Vision NZ party founder on a less than fruitful meet-and-greet mission in Otago.
Wayne's World: Why Wellington needs to keep out of Auckland's business.
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“I hope all our new residents feel a sense of belonging here."
There was one clear winner in 2022.
'The Whanganui Story' was initiated in 2006.
Brown said LGNZ is costing council about $640,000 a year.
Funding on offer for projects that support mātauranga Māori and climate resilience.
Stokes Valley couple says it took too long to lift a building notice from their home.
'We ask people to please only flush the three P’s'
Storm laid bare Govt's failure to invest in infrastructure and act on climate adaptation.
There have been 15 incidents of antisocial behaviour at He Puna Manawa library in Tauranga
The next few months will require significant adjustment, says council chief executive.
“We need to give councils the power to make the right decisions for our mokopuna.”
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.