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Local Focus: Kawerau welcomes PGF cash injection
Small towns reaping the benefits in investment and jobs. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Small towns reaping the benefits in investment and jobs. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Councillors move on mayor after council warned it is 'misreading the mood in Wellington'.
Brian Rudman: $150,000 on cultural consultant sends wrong message to Goff, ratepayers
Andy Foster needs to orchestrate, not try and play every instrument in the symphony.
Nicole Grey at Whanganui District Council wants you(th). Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Napier Civic Building to be demolished. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Lower Hutt and Porirua considering withdrawing from Wellington Regional Amenities Fund.
We say: Government needs to take the lead ahead of a council crackdown.
Wellington City Council moves into damage control over significant network failures.
Thames Coromandel home and bach owners face a 10 per cent rates rise, plus higher charges.
Comment: Given councils have done so poorly, one wonders why they are paying for advice.
TCDC ratepayers will be hit with a much higher rates increase in 2020/21.
Council confirmed the gesture for first-time offenders. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Campbell Barry is New Zealand's youngest mayor, at 28 years old.
Steven Town will take up his new role, in Wellington, on July 6.
Stephen Town has been chief executive for nearly seven years.
Wellington City Council probe into alleged leak includes computer system search attempt.
Wellington's poo-gate systematic of a national problem that's been neglected for too long.
Wellington City isn't alone in poo-gate, Hutt City Council now faces its day of reckoning.
Law could ease housing crisis, but Productivity Commission has few ideas for change.
New pay scale has eyebrows raised among ratepayers.
Council says move is 'relatively benign' as long as there's no threat to cultural values.
The Automobile Association says the result is a kick in the guts for Auckland motorists.
It follows failed efforts to prolong the life of Sir Peter Jackson's Great War Exhibition.
What have we learnt this year? The country's capital cannot afford the nice-to-haves.
The inside story of a community Facebook page threatened with defamation action.
Mayor pulls back from his earlier demands for an investigation into substandard plumbing.
The review, costing ratepayers $88,000, was conducted by Wellington lawyer Peter Chemis.
Coroner releases his findings into the death of tree-crushing victim Trish Butterworth.
Sisters Tayla and Sunmara died after a horror crash on the road in November.