
'Locked out': Pipeline protestors met with cameras, fencing
A protestor says they are occupying their own land and have no plans to stop.
A protestor says they are occupying their own land and have no plans to stop.
It hopes it will lead to better outcomes for its tenants.
Speakers will have to stick to rules, however.
Consent sought for 7 contracted emergency motels to continue a further year.
The storage cage designer was given a brief to design something no one could break into.
It announced the change process on Friday after meeting staff.
NZTA says a library of e-bikes and pushbikes is having 'significant positive impacts'.
It comes as orders to treat more of the city's supplies are considered.
If approved, one option could mean it gets a year's notice to get off the green.
The mayor described it as years in the making.
The indoor facility was initially due to reopen last month.
A project years in the making, the museum is set to be humming with activity very soon.
The response: 'You're gonna take that tapu home with you'
Owner feels at fault for small pet being out but says dangerous dogs shouldn't be roaming.
He dreams of being able to train and compete on a smooth surface in his hometown.
Skatepark, elder housing, aquatics: What council decided in 10-year plan deliberations.
But some hosts could pay thousands less than first proposed.
'All of these growing costs aren’t making it attractive for anyone.'
“All they’re doing is committing their community to abject poverty.”
The council is one of four finalists in the National Water Taste Test competition.
It's been described as possibly the biggest-ever building industry scam in New Zealand.
'A high volume of tradies [are] jumping in the ute and trying to grab some of the work'
The indoor facility was due to reopen early this month after closing in November 2022.
Councils could be in line for a billion-dollar boost each year should government agree.
Construction will begin in June, and the mayor has offered a possible completion year.
Rotorua Lakes Council water operations engineer Owen Jansen explains the significance of the facility. Video / Laura Smith
'We've been taken to the cleaners by these agencies,' he says.
OPINION: 'Public life has cost me two marriages. I was not willing to risk a third.'
'I know the economy is tough, but you’ve still got to provide services'
There's so much going on that there's concern whether the construction industry can cope.