Road closure signs in Beach Rd were damaged last week. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Vandalism to road closure signs on Beach Rd is disappointing and frustrating, Waitaki District Mayor Melanie Tavendale says.
The ACT leader says the party will push to cap ministers, cut departments and tackle productivity slump ahead of next election.
Hipkins says he wants to see more detail before fully committing support.
OPINION: The coalition has ended up drowning their ideas in silly debates.
The MP had to abandon wedding planning to support his community amid the tragedy.
The Fisheries Minister says organised busloads stripping Auckland’s coast won’t be tolerated, while promising beaches will stay open to families.
Sir Russell Coutts and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown eased doubts about Auckland’s hosting future.
Mayor Rodney Dow was in a meeting when the rain started around 2pm on Friday afternoon.
Lee Vandervis. Photo: Gregor Richardson (file) Questions about the integrity of Dunedin’s election by one city councillor were rebuffed by the council’s chief executive.
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has fired a shot over the bow of Kaipara’s proposal to combine with north Rodney under local government restructuring plans.
OPINION: Nicola Willis has set a 2028-29 surplus goal and a 40% net debt track.
Andrew Simms. PHOTO: SUPPLIED A piece of government legislation poses an existential threat to Dunedin’s George St, a city councillor has warned.
Andrew Whiley wants to return to the Dunedin City Council. He is standing in the by-election. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY Having broken his ankle, former Dunedin city councillor Andrew Whiley had …
Erica Stanford says damning probe into troubled agency hit her 'like a tonne of bricks'.
OPINION: David Seymour will deliver his first major speech of the year this weekend.
OPINION: Rongotai MP Julie Anne Genter argues Wellington’s sewage collapse is the predictable result of decades‑old privatisation models.
New settings cut the minimum investment from $15m to $5m for growth visas.
Judith Collins will remain an MP and continue to hold her portfolios until she moves to her new position as Law Commission president in the middle of the year. Photo: …
Concerns were raised about the "perception of a conflict of interest".
The plan would merge North Rodney’s 50,000 people with Kaipara’s 30,000.