A popular local track connecting the Titirangi community to its local beach is now open again, with more to follow as Auckland Council continues its work to restore safe public access, while protecting precious native ecosystems.
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Nominations are now open for local elections candidates, until Friday 1 August, midday.
This election, for the first time ever, candidates will be able to submit their nominations online; and alternatively hardcopies are available from select Auckland… Continue reading
Paul Smith Earthmoving and Taylorville Resource Park Limited split more than $685,000 in fines, fees and reparation.
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The price of electricity has gone up almost 9 percent in the past year and 20 percent of Kiwis are struggling with their bills.
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The massive blaze two weeks ago took more than 10 hours to put out and left the building badly damaged with a collapsed ceiling.
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Jellicoe Park to feature new lighting setup for 2025 Christmas in the Park
Public consultation resulted in a return to the traditional style of lights opposed to the laser lights
Lights expected to be used for future public events.
It’s a case… Continue reading
Three new bike shelters will be installed later this year.
The locations are at Pt Chevalier, Mt Albert and Kingsland.
All shelters are near key cycling infrastructure.
Safe, dry and secure new bike shelters are coming to Mt Albert, Pt Chevalier… Continue reading
A migrant background makes it hard for some workers to find better positions elsewhere, so many stay where they are.
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Campervan operator and takeover target Tourism Holdings is warning of a hit to full year earnings from weaker vehicle sales, pressured bookings, and a possible writedown of an asset value.
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The appliance supplier is in the spotlight over its failure to deliver products and return payments.
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