Accusations of political ambition and questions of decision-making "integrity" were raised as Masterton District Council [MDC] signed off its Long-Term Plan [LTP] on Wednesday.
South Wairarapa District Council [SWDC] unanimously adopted its Enhanced Annual Plan on Wednesday morning, carrying over an estimated $6.79 million of unspent capital budget into the coming financial year.
New Zealand’s tallest play tower, in the heart of south Auckland, has been recognised for two prestigious architecture awards, cementing its reputation as one of the best playgrounds in the country.
Franklin Local Board member Logan Soole (Ngāti Kahu, Te Rarawa) on Tuesday, raised concerns over the Tuia Leadership Programme being excluded from the board's governance work programme - a detailed list of activities a local board allocates its annual ...
Councillor Brent Goodwin, who leaked the emails, has accused his colleagues of poor decision-making and wants the decision revoked.
The cost of interest on borrowing is the single biggest factor behind Whanganui's 11.2% average rates increase.
The boat ramp trust needs to review its financial position despite the Tasman District Council allocating another $150,000 to the project.
A Nelson man is unable to replace his costly pellet burner with a cheaper, greener ultra-low emission burner because of the air quality rules.
A leaked survey of the Tokaora School site by environmental scientists found asbestos throughout the buildings, which are coated with lead paint hiding under layers of acrylic.
Whareroa marae sits on the water’s edge in Mount Maunganui, surrounded by the industrial area, which was classed as a polluted air-shed in 2019.
Transpower has restored full security of electricity supply into Northland this evening after installing additional temporary structures and returning the second 220 kV circuit to service.
The big question of who will pay what towards the major Marlborough Sounds road repairs has finally been answered, though uncertainty remains around NZTA’s contribution.
Former mayor and beloved “Murupara character” Alan 'Bill' Whiteman will be buried at Galatea Cemetery on Thursday.
Rangitāiki ward councillor Gavin Dennis is delighted to see Whakatāne district’s smaller towns receiving a bit of love from Whakatāne District Council.
Immediate changes made to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) Scheme have come as a shock to the country’s employers and migrant workers, says Pitt & Moore immigration lawyer Elly Fleming.
The Transport Cost Index, prepared for Transporting New Zealand by Grant Thornton, shows road freight costs have risen by 6.03 percent over the past year to March 2024, above CPI at 4.02 percent.
Police can now release the names of the three fishermen found deceased on the Māhia coastline this morning.
Under the baton of the esteemed French conductor Stéphane Denève, and featuring an exceptional performance by French mezzo-soprano Virginie Verrez, the NZSO’s A Hero’s Life in July takes audiences on a captivating musical voyage with a rich ...
Twinkling at dawn, the Matariki star cluster signals the arrival of Te Mātahi o te Tau, the Māori New Year, heralding a time of renewal and celebrations and for communities to come together.
“There used to be a phrase bandied around in the Serious Crash Units, ‘our day starts when your life ends’.”
Canterbury Regional Council (Environment Canterbury) has approved its work plan and budget for the next 10 years, committing to a $337 million work programme next year.
COLFO has today corrected claims made to media this week by the Federation of Islamic Associations of NZ, and the Police Union, about consultation for easing rules on firearm clubs and ranges.
Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery Mark Mitchell has announced $100,000 for the Tairāwhiti Mayoral Relief Fund at a press conference in Haumoana, Hawke’s Bay this afternoon.
The two activists were charged with trespass and will face court in the coming weeks.
