‘A lifeline’: Flying in and out of regions always pricey – but fares still increasing, mayor says
It comes as Consumer NZ releases data showing Air New Zealand fares have increased significantly over recent years.
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It comes as Consumer NZ releases data showing Air New Zealand fares have increased significantly over recent years.
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Eight environmental projects make up the $380,500 of funding allocated under the Waitākere Ranges Local Board’s Environmental work.
The projects include ongoing programmes that contribute towards the protection and enhancement of the Waitākere Ranges….. Continue reading
Local balances are flourishing thanks to market movements overseas.
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Auckland Council has secured a new commercial partnership for business software, with SAP, a global leader in enterprise applications and business AI, that will have projected savings for ratepayers of $42.1 million over the next seven years.
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Two complaints against the e-bike business are already before the ERA.
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The value of New Zealand’s property has increased more than $1.5 trillion in a generation, and investors have been a big winner.
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Residents of Ashdown Place in Papakura are fast becoming resilience champions.
Committed to proving being ready for an emergency doesn’t have to be boring, they’ve survived a blizzard – a mix of snow and bubbles – even if they did create it… Continue reading
Welcome to our fortnightly categorisation programme update.
A total of 1890 homes have received a final property categorisation with 603 classed as Category 3 and eligible for a buy-out (as of 18 July).
396 Category 3 homeowners had received or accepte… Continue reading
Auckland Council is making a plea to dog owners to register their dogs or renew their registrations by August 1 to help pay for vital areas of animal management, including a 24-hour a day response to dog incidents, and providing dog shelters.
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A weekly repair café in central Auckland that gives broken items a new lease of life is being piloted with the help of a $32,800 grant from Auckland Council’s Waste Minimisation and Innovation Fund.
Open every Saturday in Grey Lynn, Repair and Share Ca… Continue reading