The netball season has opened on rubberised courts at Papakura’s Bruce Pulman Park.
A dress parade to launch the season saw a crowd of players, coaches and supporters watch Bruce Pulman open the courts and shoot the first goal – at his first… Continue reading
Most people take popping to the shops for granted, but in some Franklin rural communities the local hall is where it’s at.
Orere War Memorial Hall’s monthly markets support those looking to make a few dollars but also act as a meeting place.
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Devonport-Takapuna Local Board will open up its workshops to the public in an effort to create better understanding and transparency over its decision-making process.
At its meeting last night (18 May), the board passed a Notice of Motion by new chair… Continue reading
More than 900 people have taken part in a survey conducted by Auckland Council that shows a majority support the council’s planned design for the northern end of Queen Street, between Customs and Shortland Streets.
The survey, conducted last week, came… Continue reading
Pupils from Papakura Normal School have formed probably the youngest deputation ever to their local board.
Five students presented to the Papakura Local Board, calling for action over an open drain that runs along Walters Road near their school.
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Auckland Council has appointed four new directors to the board of its council-controlled organisation, Eke Panuku Development Auckland.
Over the past twelve months, the Eke Panuku board has reduced in number due to the retirement of three directors and… Continue reading
Billions more will be invested in vital environmental and water infrastructure, transport, and parks and community facilities under Auckland Mayor Phil Goff’s proposed Recovery Budget, released today.
If adopted, it will be the single largest… Continue reading
Mediawatch: The Access Radio movement is 40 years old with 12 stations broadcasting locally and online. But does it have a digital-age future?
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New research shows New Zealanders’ trust in the news media is slipping, even when it comes to the news they choose themselves.
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NZME has been censured and penalised a total of $100,000 for breaching stock exchange rules about the disclosure of sensitive information.
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