Investigation Uncovers Historical Aerodrome Consent Issues
An independent investigation into resource consent irregularities at the Motueka Aerodrome has unearthed several issues. The ...
Soul Of Tasman Town Up For Debate
The future of a seaside Tasman village is at stake with a comprehensive masterplan for Māpua’s growth currently out for consultation. The masterplan combines several different council plans and ...
Anawhata Fire Rescue Incident Response Notification
At approximately 7:00pm on 15 January, New Zealand Police and Fire Emergency New Zealand contacted SLSNZ requesting support ...
Seven Lotto Players Win Second Division
Seven lucky Lotto players will be feeling fantastic after each winning $30,181 with Lotto Second Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. Two lucky players also won Powerball Second Division, taking ...
Auckland Strike Player Wins $1.1 Million
One lucky Strike player from Auckland will be celebrating a midweek windfall after winning $1.1 million with Strike Four in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning ticket was sold at Panorama Dairy in ...
Tony Simons Running For Riccarton
Simons, Chair of the Riccarton Bush-Kilmarnock Residents’ Association since 2016, is best known for helping organise ...
Students Opt For Music, Sports: ‘I Can’t Get Enough Instruments’
Rangiora High School has also seen upsurge in students participate in sports, music and the arts since Covid, principal Bruce Kearney said. More students than ever before are studying music, while ...
Abolishing Eke Panuku Is Step Backwards For Auckland – Councillor
Eke Panuku chief executive David Rankin in a statement said the very clear message from the majority of councillors was that ...
Oxford School Funds Upgrades As It Awaits Ministry Decision
Oxford Area School is taking matters into its own hands while its planned redevelopment remains on hold. The North Canterbury school plans to refurbish its netball courts and begin upgrading its hall ...
‘Miserable Weather’: Summer Visitors Snub Splash Planet, Hastings
A bummer summer is hitting Hastings District Council in the pocket, with 12,864 fewer visitors to the city’s Splash Planet amusement park, meaning a drop in revenue of $320,000 (excluding GST) already ...
Free Music And Movies Return To Auckland Parks
Music in Parks, which kicked off last weekend and will run until 6 April, is promising a lively soundtrack for summer. Most weekends will feature live music at different parks. There are more than 50 ...
$1.3m Spent On ‘Business Saver’ Travel Subsidy Since July 2021 Storm
More than $800,000 had been spent on the barge subsidy since the 2021 storm event, while about $470,000 had been spent on water taxis, and $27,804 on air services. The 2022-23 financial year was the ...