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Rollout of crates for recycling service begins
About 17,000 households will have crates delivered over the next five weeks.
About 17,000 households will have crates delivered over the next five weeks.
The community is content with the building and its limitations, he tells council hearings.
The move follows the axing of Whanganui District Council Holdings in March.
It will be similar to the new road layout at the Guyton and Wicksteed intersection.
'When you’re doing construction work, there's always a risk that you’ll find something.'
The new park on Guyton St will be used as a dance floor for the day.
The museum has a debt to the IRD for failing to pay PAYE and underpaying GST.
They will be added to the city endowment portfolio, which is valued at $45m.
'Without political pressure on a nationwide and international scale, nothing will stop.'
'We just want to get the feet under the desk and make sure we’ve got the basics down.'
They will be phased in around the district by June 30, 2027.
Dave Moore estimates the project would cost $35 million.
Christopher Luxon says councils should focus 'on the must-do, not the nice-to-do'.
Elected members are busy in and out of chambers.
Around 5000 out-of-towners came to Whanganui for the event.
Construction of the $2.4m project isn’t scheduled until between 2032 and 2034.
It will be open to the public by the end of this year.
Regional or sub-regional approaches are also being investigated.
'I’m going to walk out of here with absolutely nothing.'
'It's a beautiful area and it has historic significance.'
Carrying crates to the kerb could be a problem for some.
'We need to navigate these tough times now.'
Regular Armourguard visits are 'keeping the anti-social behaviour under control'.
The main train bridge, owned by KiwiRail, was built in the 1870s.
'It’s enough to create a great network because we’ve built our city around tram routes.'
'I think we have the opportunity to do some real good in our community...'
The council is pressing on with a new speed management plan.
“This is about re-establishing what Pākaitore was originally ..."
The council said it was a mistake and reinstated the signs.