
Eskdale Park sign change: Council votes to put English name first
Hastings District councillors voted 11 to four to change the order of the two names.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Hastings District Council is seeking public feedback on its plan for the showgrounds.
Around $800,000 is estimated for immediate upgrades, subject to final costing.
Hastings District Council's change is expected to save about $150,000 a year over time.
The bridges’ low clearance and limited spans 'create a bottleneck', Neil Kirton says.
Mayor Wendy Schollum says recovery continues more than three years on.
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About 5000 attended the carnival's third day, featuring the Livamol Classic.
'We can’t just keep printing money just to keep lots of people working'.
Will Foley says modular bridge designs could cut replacement costs around NZ by 30%.
The power of investment is being used to help families as fuel costs around NZ soar.
The endangered hawksbill turtle died at the aquarium he'd swum at for nearly 50 years.
About 8000 people braved the rain to attend the Nuit Blanche – Art After Dark festival.
Shayne Walker says the directors did not resign over Tātau Tātau's Zeffer deal.
El Niño conditions in the tropical Pacific are expected to strengthen.
A one-off $30 permit application fee is proposed, with no annual renewal fee.
The free festival drew an estimated 10,000 to 15,000 people last year.
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Mayors say the extra time could strengthen the region’s proposal.
The mayor says the Kennedy Park deal would be a win-win for residents and ratepayers.
'She said, "you shouldn’t have come in here". There was no apology.'
'Cyclone Gabrielle showed us just how vulnerable this area can be.'
Hastings mayor Wendy Schollum said the savings meant less pressure on future budgets.
The council says the application for homes for Kāinga Ora did not require notification.
This year's Blossom Parade will be Wayne Clark's 30th.
None of the proposed speed limit drops are for a longer stretch than 3km.
Dogs enjoyed free health checks, nail clips and pea and ham ice cream.
Work will affect roads, parking, businesses, homes and a school.
Two new roads will support the redevelopment of Flaxmere town centre.
'I have had to sell our two family cars to pay arrears on my mortgage.'
Flower baskets have been cancelled this spring and summer after regular supplier closes.
Turf repairs after a vehicle damaged the fields are expected to cost $1000.