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Engineering Auckland - Mayor Wayne Brown’s to-do list
Tim McCready checked in with Mayor Wayne Brown at the halfway point of his first term.
Tim McCready checked in with Mayor Wayne Brown at the halfway point of his first term.
OPINION: Auckland needs a pipeline of major events to supplement great local activity.
Up-zoning has raised building consents and lowered rent.
OPINION: Simeon Brown is one of the youngest ministers in Christopher Luxon’s Cabinet.
A Manuka Place resident fears his property might be the next to be condemned.
OPINION: Pretending we can separate transport and emissions is complete nonsense.
Seizure of dogs - all underweight and some with parvo - council's 'largest-ever'.
OPINION: 'Learn to behave and live in harmony with your neighbours.'
Mayor Wayne Brown shared the frustrations of firefighters on raised crossings.
It would return the depth of the port basin to historical levels.
A rent increase of $20+ a week is back on the cards.
Authorities say the ratepayer-funded project is worthwhile and feedback has been good.
Roading is a big cost for the district.
Rates could increase by an average of 19.9 per cent in the 2024/25 financial year.
Former minister and Geoff Taylor join committees, deputy mayor appointed to new role.
The Multispares claim was advertised last week in the NZ Gazette.
The roading project is about planning for the future, says one Whangarei councillor.
It aimed to resolve drinking water callouts within five days, but averaged 56.
OPINION: Palmerston North is a pocket engine room of the wider national economy.
A bad smell is once again wafting from Carterton’s wastewater treatment plant.
Councils still need hundreds of millions to rebuild our cyclone-devastated roads.
Density standards include allowing three homes on a site and houses up to 11m high.
Pre-cast units can be installed in one night, rather than over several days.
'Where we’ve landed is probably reasonably fair.'
The sewer main work is intended to future-proof for Taupō's growing population.
The council says the project could be worth $58.8m in benefits to the city.
'We feel well supported. In the past, we felt that no one even cared.'
OPINION: We have heard a lot about the Treaty 'principles' since last year’s election.
Councillors can finally speak openly about the deal that has been kept secret for months.
OPINION: There’s also a likely big winner from the demise of Newshub.