Tardy Whitebaiters Cough Up Fees
Just $2000 of a $44,000 whitebait stand debt remains to be paid to the West Coast Regional Council after it threatened tardy stand holders.
15 мая 2024 года
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Just $2000 of a $44,000 whitebait stand debt remains to be paid to the West Coast Regional Council after it threatened tardy stand holders.
Environmental monitoring of the Kiririkiroa Stream west of Queenwood will continue in coming days after wastewater overflowed overnight on Tuesday 14 May.
Police are responding to a serious single vehicle crash involving a powerpole on State Highway 7, Mawheraiti on the West Coast. One person has been airlifted from the scene in a critical condition. The road is now closed north of Thompsons Rd while ...
The National 4-H Conference is an annual premier civic engagement opportunity for 4-H members across the United States and serves as a centerpiece for 4-H promotion and development of civic engagement among youth.
The Waikato River Authority is pleased to announce the appointment of Antoine Coffin as its new Kaihautū and Chief Executive Officer.
Eleven business leaders from New Zealand's ESG and clean technology sectors will travel to South Korea in May to explore the country's growing sustainable solutions market and make connections.
A mining company that lobbied Resources Minister Shane Jones and RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop to be fast-tracked has been ordered to pay more than $200,000 in court costs.
Police can confirm one person has died following a serious crash in Russell this morning Emergency services responded to the crash, involving a vehicle and a pedestrian on Russell Whakapara Road, around 10.35am. Sadly, the pedestrian received critical ...
Unprecedented flash floods wreak havoc in Afghanistan, leaving devastation in their wake and plunging the nation into crisis.
Ōpōtiki Mayor David Moore wants to know why police are saying they are adequately staffed when they are telling the whanau of Jason Butler that they do not have enough resources to investigate the missing Omaio man.
From the office of the Mayor of Hamilton “Hamilton has asked us to invest wisely to continue to build a vibrant, successful and progressive city, where people want to and love to live,” Mayor Paula Southgate said following day one of Long-Term ...
Police have made several arrests over recent incidents of theft and shoplifting in Papakura. Counties Manukau South Area Prevention Manager, Inspector Matt Hoyes, says a taste for scorched almonds led to the undoing of an alleged shoplifter last ...
Hospitality New Zealand (Hospitality NZ) welcomes Auckland Transport’s decision to delay changes to overnight on-street parking charges in Auckland's central city to allow for further consultation. Steve Armitage, Hospitality NZ Chief Executive, ...
The commissioners' interpretation of reserve management law could influence the fate of 115 long-term residents at a Nelson campground.
Just 25 submissions have been made on the West Coast Regional Council's proposal to increase general rates by an average of 27% - one of the highest increases in the country. Submissions closed on Friday [May 10] for the West Coast Regional Council's ...
The second bridge was listed as the top priority project in the Regional Land Transport Plan that has been submitted to NZTA to be included in the National Land Transport Plan process.
Police acknowledge last month's sentencing for the man responsible for murdering baby Falute Vaila nearly two years ago. Eight-month-old Falute died after she was taken to an Auckland medical centre with injuries on 23 May 2022. On 30 April 2024, ...
Earlier, Newsroom journalist David Williams reported that Minister for Resources Shane Jones had failed to declare his meeting with at least three mining companies. Jones had originally stated the meeting was ‘last minute’ but, after further ...
Massey University has sparked concerns among students, faculty, and staff as the institution has announced the relocation of key academic and research functions from three major buildings on its Ōtehā Auckland campus.
I don’t believe it is the job of Councils to provide free parking to car owners. They have a job in ensuring there is enough parking to meet demand, but not making it free. From an economic point of view, one should pay to use a park at 2 am or 2 pm. The rates […]
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In this week's newsletter: The Commerce Commission charges 2degrees over misleading roaming claims, One NZ gets the go head to buy Dense Air, Spark warns shareholders as challenging trading conditions hit.
Many people in NZ may have not heard of Ted Manson but quietly day by day he is changing the lives of many New Zealanders for the better.
Drivers in Auckland will need to take extra care on the Auckland Harbour Bridge tomorrow (Thursday 16 May) with heavy wind gusts predicted between 6am and 11am.
The signing sets the scene for the demolition of the existing Centennial Park grandstand, ahead of breaking ground on the new indoor sports and events centre. This is expected to happen in the next few months.
Radio NZ reports: The Education Review Office says too many new teachers feel poorly prepared for their jobs. In a report published on Monday, the review office said 60 percent of the principals it interviewed said their new teachers were not ready. So if this was a normal enterprise, if 60% of your customers were […]
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