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The organisation responsible for keeping the city free of unsightly graffiti says it removed a staggering 1814 tags from around east Auckland in 2023-2024.
Council opposes Treaty Principals Bill - Times
14 hours ago · By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter funded by New Zealand on Air Auckland Council has voted to oppose the Treaty Principles Bill, triggering contentious debate over political motives and adherence to Treaty of Waitangi obligations. At its policy and planning committee meeting last month, the council voted to oppose the Treaty Principles Bill in its […]
Child allegedly killed in east Auckland - Times
1 day ago · Police allege a man charged over the death of a child killed her yesterday, January 5, at a location in east Auckland. A police spokesperson said earlier today that Counties Manukau Police are investigating the death of a young child overnight. A man arrived at the Manukau Police Station at about 1am this morning and […]
Police pleased with lower road toll - Times
1 day ago · Police say they’re pleased there have been far fewer road deaths for the 2024/2025 holiday period compared to last year. The holiday period road toll provisionally stands at 13, which is just over half of last year’s total of 22. Director Road Policing, Superintendent Steve Greally, says while it’s fantastic to have seen that number drop, any death on the […]
Council hints at further rates increases - Times
5 days ago · By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter funded by New Zealand on Air Auckland Council has signalled potential rates increases beyond the planned 5.8 per cent, citing a $10 million budget gap and mounting financial pressures. At the council’s Governing Body meeting on November 28, the chief financial officer suggested rates …
Much done, but much more to do - Times
Dec 30, 2024 · By Christopher Luxon, Prime Minister and MP for Botany I’m incredibly proud of the work my team has delivered in 2024. It’s been a mammoth year for the Government, because a mammoth amount of work is needed to get New Zealand back on track. New Zealanders should feel confident they’ve got a Government working hard […]
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Luxon: Bold action to address New Zealand’s challenges
Dec 19, 2024 · By Christopher Luxon, Prime Minister and MP for Botany Our Government has completed one year in office, and we are continuing to take bold action to rebuild the economy, address the cost of living, restore law and order, and deliver better health and education. At the heart of our work this year has been […]
Council starts action to recover $2.3 billion - Times
Oct 18, 2024 · By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter funded by New Zealand on Air The Auckland Council’s draft Contributions Policy, aimed at recovering $2.3 billion over the next decade for infrastructure projects, is open for public consultation. Among highlighted projects are a major $550 million upgrade for level crossings in Takanini, the creation of a $12.5m town […]