
Lack of CBD parking prompts queries around plan for future
And in the long term, things may become harder for people wanting to park in the CBD.
And in the long term, things may become harder for people wanting to park in the CBD.
More than 100 Māori and 13 British troops were killed or mortally wounded at Te Ranga.
The public housing plan was to build. But the Govt's done a lot more buying than building.
The past year has seen the completion of all 25km of pipeline and the intake facility.
It's a fantastic place to live, but what happens when young children get older?
'Move on,' says a local government expert who supported the commission appointment.
Residents can check their rubbish collection day on the council website.
Board reset follows council reviews critical of how Bay Venues was operating.
Residents believe bins are too large and there is insufficient kerb space for all bins.
The net proceeds of the sale will be held in a reserve for elderly and social housing.
A safety report indicated a cul-de-sac was the best option to reduce traffic volume.
Options with equitable voting rights proved popular.
50m pool, supermarket, shops, 15,000 jobs and 11,000 new homes to be built nearby
The group believes medium-high density housing will address housing crisis and traffic.
No wastewater reached the Tauranga Harbour or stormwater drains.
Several submitters asked for new and improved community and cultural facilities.
Submitters spoke on what they wanted to see out of the Long-term Plan 2021-2031.
Residents 'thought it was a done deal', a councillor and 48-year Te Puna resident says.
The Environment Court made 'material errors', the High Court has ruled.
'All I wanted to do when I got off that stage was walk straight out the door.'
'This is not what is expected when ... spending public money'
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OPINION: Our members generally prefer action and progress over inaction and indecision.
Sea swells had made the Mauao base track dangerous.
The email was sent to all Wellington councillors and the city's mayor.
City faces 'a potential problem sourcing water', warns council.
The plan proposes investing $4.57 billion in key priority areas now and for the future.
Some people plan to keep paying for a private pick-up, on top of the rates-funded one.
Opinion: What government does now could make or break the future of our growing region.
'It keeps people employed but it also allows council to look at moving it forward.'