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'You wander around the grave sites wondering how people can do this to other people.'
'You wander around the grave sites wondering how people can do this to other people.'
'Where we’ve landed is probably reasonably fair.'
Homeowners face paying another 11.1 per cent on average.
It comes as Tauranga's council grapples with 'budget limitations'.
The council says the project could be worth $58.8m in benefits to the city.
The idea to toll many main arterial routes was labelled “ludicrous” and "unfair".
'We feel well supported. In the past, we felt that no one even cared.'
Weighing around two tonnes each, the sculptures will be installed via helicopter.
But those behind it are considering trying again.
A number of two-way streets will become one-way in Tauranga City Centre.
Thousands of people are expected at Mount Maunganui Beach over the four days.
'You wouldn’t want somebody to come in and throw a dead animal on your desk.'
'I just don’t know what the hell’s going on.'
The proposed fee structure is based on a single week of training time.
About 50 people packed council chambers.
The city needs that money to fund proposed projects over 10 years.
”Let’s call the community stadium what it is: a second regional rugby stadium.”
Local councils have shared how they go about ensuring food hygiene.
But the council says it made the right decision at the time.
Men’s Shed says it can’t afford council plans to introduce ‘fairer’ fees.
Costs are more than income from parking.
The new courts - to cost $25m - are part of the Memorial Park redevelopment plans.
An election will be held on July 20 in which a mayor and nine councillors will be chosen.
Construction began in 2021 with an $85m budget.
Act is joining a former mayor call for Tauranga’s commission to take caretaker role.
A Tauranga council adviser says people find the experience immersive and surprising.
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'Understanding and respecting the power of New Zealand’s waters is crucial.'
Greg Brownless fears ‘entrenchment’ for the new elected council.
About 22 signs were erected despite parking changes being delayed.