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The families of those lost in the CTV building collapse are still waiting for an outcome to Engineering New Zealand’s disciplinary process, 8 years after complaints were laid.
READ MOREThe government’s plan to repeal the RMA and replace it with new legislation is broadly in line with the findings of the independent review panel.
READ MOREWe predict that disputes over water will become increasingly common. This dispute started with the installation of three tanks and ended with a disgruntled neighbour emptying them and slicing up a pipe after the neighbourly relationship went sour.
READ MORESome New Zealand towns have not been compliant with water standards in 20 years.
READ MOREThe first of two plan changes to end all human habitation in the coastal settlement of Awatarariki has been formally approved by Whakatane District Council.
READ MOREUrban sprawl is set to eat up 31,270 hectares of Auckland’s most productive land over the next 35 years.
READ MOREA heritage, but earthquake-prone, Wellington hotel is a test case for the council's earthquake strengthening powers.
READ MOREAverage earnings for real estate agents have jumped from $65,100 to $112,400 in nine years.
READ MOREChanges announced this month, by Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta, to old discriminatory council Maori ward law pass under urgency.
READ MOREThe man who lead the review into the governance dysfunction at Tauranga City Council (before a Commission was appointed) will undertake a review of Wellington City Council.
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