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Northland news in brief: Lotto win; and Cyclone Gabrielle relief funding
News snippets from across Northland and the surrounds.
News snippets from across Northland and the surrounds.
Official advice from Lawa still advises people to stay out of the water.
Why did it take three months to publicly acknowledge what happened?
The repair programme is complex, but it remains a top priority for the council.
Heavy rain event put pressure on the city’s stormwater.
As "turds flew around", Nigel Sullivan thought, "Sh**, what have I got myself into?"
A rāhui is in place for the contaminated coastline,
Whanganui neighbours are disgusted at a rubbish pile left on their street.
OPINION: Nothing is going to stop the Government's water reforms.
Council says identifying offenders is challenging - but it had spoken with 60 people.
It's estimated Kiwis produce an eye-popping amount of e-waste every year.
Largest deals are often offshore parties selling Kiwi assets to other overseas entities.
The Zero waste and circular economy advocate talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Unhinged, on fire, unloved: A city's long search for the perfect bin comes at a high cost.
Council workers also found dirty nappies, corn on the cob, and jandals in the recycling.
Council blames pong on oxidation ponds and the cold winter weather.
Officials will review processes after Nanaia Mahuta's family landed 3 of 5 spots on group.
As the cost of living soars, one man reveals the extreme way he saves on food shopping.
Chch households besieged by foul smell have right to feel abandoned, John MacDonald says.
Former Mayor says illegal rubbish fire was not his doing
People will have until May 8 to have their say.
The city is feeling the effect of a shortage of workers due to increasing Covid-19 cases.
But the local council says it doesn't know how much it costs to clean up.
Solutions could include rates-funded rubbish collection and public recycling education.
Waste management firms Smart Environmental and Earthcare Environmental are merging.
Kaibosh Kāpiti-Horowhenua has moved to a bigger site on Sheffield St, Paraparaumu.
WasteMINZ is on a mission to encourage people to rinse, recycle and repeat their waste.
Green Gorilla recycling are over 90 per cent already
"Our staff were being put at risk having to go out into the community to respond."
Beijing Capital acquired Waste Management for $950m from ASX-listed Transpacific in 2014.