
Retail spending in Coromandel not keeping up with inflation
While visitor numbers were up, local infrastructure was put under severe pressure.
While visitor numbers were up, local infrastructure was put under severe pressure.
It aimed to resolve drinking water callouts within five days, but averaged 56.
A bad smell is once again wafting from Carterton’s wastewater treatment plant.
Navigating the current hydration situation is a minefield – here's what the experts say.
The closure was recently extended for three more months until the end of April.
The mayor is speaking to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking.
Wellington is past the highest-risk period although there are still hot, dry weeks ahead.
OPINION: Officials, residents and politicians have all said stupid things this summer.
Business people, investors and many others cite reasons to stop sewer project proceeding.
OPINION: 'Chlöe Swarbrick would be far more effective if she switched across to Labour.'
Wellington City councillors have also been briefed on possible budget cuts.
OPINION: Giving the city taxpayers’ money would only reward reckless behaviour.
MPs are back with plenty on the to-do list, Wellington's water woes and ANZ’s latest scam warning for customers in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZHerald
Sewage spills on to beaches in NZ's wealthiest suburb but locals oppose losing a reserve.
Whanau said her meeting with minister Simeon Brown was 'very constructive and positive'.
The Māori king is urging tangata whenua to have hope in unifying Aotearoa, call for vehicles to be banned on Muriwai Beach, Infrastructure New Zealand says councils need long-term independence and mayor urging for common sense after weekend fires. Video / George Heard / NZHerald
Watercare has found itself in hot water over a post about female cleaning rituals.
Council says the water is 'safe to drink' and there's no public health issue.
'You can’t be green if you’re not in the black,' says Geoff Crawford.
The Ōrākei Main Sewer is to be relined.
Safeswim has advised against swimming the beaches along Castor Bay.
For many years, Watercare has stuck to a figure of $1.2b for the project.
The council says the cost of the underwater vehicle is expected to be less than $50,000.
OPINION: Health, education, water...if centralisation continues, problems will get worse.
The growers are among five prosecuted by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council this year.
'Council is maintaining a watching brief on legal developments.'
Sewage could spill out through the airport and Kilbirnie in wet weather.
Aotearoa Water Action said after six years in court it was thrilled with the decision.
Wastewater testing shows there has been a recent jump in Covid cases in Hawke's Bay.