
'Voices not heard': Marina takes another step, Bay of Islands iwi oppose fast-track plan
The marina will offer berths for 200-250 boats, including 14 superyacht spaces.
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The home lacked building consent and there was no written agreement with the tenants.
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Developer behind 8-storey apartment plan 'couldn’t come to an agreement' with council.
OPINION: But any changes must be the right ones for the right reasons.
Scheme for three-level apartments on hold, awaiting further information about the project.
'The future for civil construction in New Zealand is bright.'
OPINION: The Government's proposed bill is timid compared to earlier hopes.
The time is right for the primary sector to grow again with further changes.
OPINION: New Zealand's position in the global food economy relies on dedication, ambition.
The council is putting the geothermal plan on hold amid resource management reform.
About 4000 signatures back the petition to prohibit residential helipads.
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Dr Visser warns the marina could be the 'tipping point to extinction' for orca.
The Government pauses council plan changes ahead of the new RMA coming into effect.
'Land eroding, health and safety of young kids has been at risk for the last three years'.
Tauranga mayor wants 'tough' conversations now. Where do the 3 other BoP leaders stand?
Iwi's relationship with the land, water around Westhaven has been recognised by the court.
A family wanted to be left alone to develop their land without council interference.
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The land was initially planned for the Rotorua Eastern Arterial.
Earthworks started in October for the first stage of the project, 4km from Silverdale.
Slash and sediment from logging are major issues in steep hill forestry.
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Pain Farm was originally gifted for sports and playground use in 1932.
'I just knew that one day this would happen.'
Quinovic acknowledged the breaches and confirmed exemplary damages were paid.
Cabinet will insert a new regulation power into the Resource Management Act.
John Boardman faced losing his home for a body corporate debt he claims was a 'scam'