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Councils are struggling with resources and timeframes as consent applications flood in.
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A Whanganui teen wants people to remember that working dogs are not pets.
Holly Dahya has a seriously busy life - but still finds time to help others.
The staff have received support to learn new skills and find other employment.
Fleur Wickes also has a new collection and a book inspired by the Covid-19 lockdown.
The hunt is continuing to find new jobs for the cat food producer's 140 staff.
The changes will be for a trial period starting in February/March.
Italiyah Wilson won the role despite not initially getting an audition.
Fire and Emergency's Whanganui team hopes other groups will book an education session.
Traditional and contemporary jewellers are finding new ways of working.
The council estimates it could cost $90,000 to repair and replace.
Andrew Morris is one of many Kiwis who have returned from overseas due to Covid-19.
The group plans to search some properties in Peakes Rd on Saturday morning.
It is part of the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry.
The district has four finalists in three Keep New Zealand Beautiful Awards categories.
New festival combines On The Rocks with On The Vines events.
The organiser hopes people of all cultures will take part in the event.
The money will help owners work towards earthquake strengthening.