Gisborne road safety funding slashed by half
The council is set to receive $554,000 for road safety, 56% less than requested funding.
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Gisborne Mayor Stoltz seeks public input on pool funding amid low revenue per admission
Mayor Stoltz seeks public input on pool funding amid low revenue per admission.
Trust Tairāwhiti partners with Nāti Growth on i-Site development at beachfront location
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Funding has been slashed by thousands of dollars.
Councillors approve lease for Gisborne multisports hub development
Gisborne's Victoria Sport and Recreation Hub moves closer to reality with lease approval.
‘Devastated’: Tauranga ferry proposal shelved
The regional council declines a bid for money to help pay for Mount to Tauranga service.
'Serious concerns' over potential motel conversions for housing in Rotorua
Rotorua's mayor is worried motels could be turned into housing.
Forestry sector's claims of council inexperience disputed by local environmentalists
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Environmentalists and farmers question Govt proposals on forestry rules
Forestry Minister cites 'unworkable regulatory burden' as a reason for proposed changes.
Tairāwhiti councillors divided on freshwater planning
Gisborne councillors ponder whether to wait for national guidance on freshwater planning.
Far North council sticks with Māori ward, but challenges polling requirement
The Far North District Council is the last of 45 to decide on its Māori ward.
'Eyesore": Graffiti attacks triple - costing ratepayers $100k
'Our public spaces are meant for everyone to enjoy, and vandalism ... ruins this.'
City with 'best water' looks at how best to deliver it
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$1.9b for transport: Where it will be spent in Bay of Plenty
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Gisborne's DrainWise programme hailed a success by mayor
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Gisborne school denies breaching resource consent for five years
Gisborne school seems to have breached consent by operating classes on ground floor.
‘Paddling the waka together’ – Western Bay votes to keep its Māori ward
'We're just getting kicked left, right and centre just for trying to be a Māori.'
'Ghost dog': Owner who fought $300 fine questions city's canine data
It comes as the council spends $30k chasing owners of unregistered dogs.
‘I’m stuck’: Hope fades in a community of ‘valueless’ homes
'Nobody would buy it... the threat is right there and nothing has been fixed.'
Tidal lane touted for Turret Rd but is too late?
Tauranga City Council is seeking funding for the $82m 15th Ave to Welcome Bay project
Social media fuelling division: District councillor
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'Beautiful, gentle soul': Rotorua acknowledges death of Kiingi Tūheitia
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Mayor's message to keyboard warriors: Come for a cuppa
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'The heart of Māoridom': Rotorua decides on Māori wards
About 60 people came to hear what the decision would be.
'Blue highway': Tauranga ferry service still on the cards
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Gisborne's disaster response earns praise and awards at Local Government NZ event
Gisborne's mayor celebrates awards, reflects on the region's frequent severe storms.
'Sleeping with the fishes': New boat ramp fees canned
How much the council collected in two months - and what will be refunded.
Northland Regional Council keeps Māori seats but pushes back against polling
Northland Regional Council pushes back against polling
Fluoride debate: Tauranga seeks extension to deadline
There was standing room only inside the council chambers.
'Another Ihumātao': 100 attend hīkoi against sewerage pipeline
A group leader believes so long as iwi are on their land, work nearby cannot begin.