Steve Gibson is proposing a new Hastings library with five levels of apartments.
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Luxon’s comments about the OCR have stirred debate over political influence, just as the Reserve Bank begins weighing whether to relax rules that the government opposes.
But he says people are unlikely to vote for it unless the government puts new limits on its own powers.
The comments potentially breach rules around the Bank's independence.
House Minister Chris Bishop has openly called for house prices to fall. But Prime Minister Christopher Luxon wants to see modest increases.
MP Todd Stephenson is looking across the aisle for support to change the End of Life Choice Act.
Labour’s Peeni Henare and Te Pāti Māori’s Oriini Kaipara face off in a debate hosted by The Hui and Te Ao Māori News.
Kaipara district is undergoing rapid transformation. With big changes looming, the future of this Northland district will be in the hands of one of these mayoral hopefuls – who laid …
Rotorua council hopeful fronts her bankruptcy past, citing growth and integrity.
The Government is set to decide next month whether to recognise a Palestinian state.
High profile philanthropist Sir Mark Dunajtschik endorsed, then ditched Ray Chung in his mayoral bid. Now he’s supporting Chung’s rival, Karl Tiefenbacher.
OPINION: It's hardly carnival time, but a glimmer of better times ahead – and confirmation that the Government’s unimaginative wait-and-hope plan on the economy may work – will provide some …
The leaders will take part in a sod-turning ceremony at Takanini Station Park and Ride in Auckland.
Horowhenua mayor Bernie Wanden says residents are worried about ongoing criminal behaviour.
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Dairy farmer Leedom Gibbs has stopped baking cakes, partly to avoid the sweet temptation, but also because of the huge cost of butter.
The broadcaster turned hopeful MP for Tāmaki Makaurau isn’t here to “play games” and will be honest, she says, including about her own Te Pāti Māori.
The Prime Minister insists better days are coming, but admits the country is going through a two-speed recovery