'Simply unsustainable': Recycling station overflowing
“The bins, it seems, are not big enough.”
“The bins, it seems, are not big enough.”
The i-Sites will remain open during the work.
“This meeting is expected to be the first of many held at marae throughout the district.."
Horizons councillors are required to state their property and financial interests.
Air Force and cops combine in raid on former hemp growing site.
It now has a bus shelter, a functional swimming pool, a tennis court and more.
The grand reopening of the theatre will occur on Saturday, April 27.
Among the collection is the costume of Dr Alan Grant worn by Kiwi actor Sam Neill
The Department of Conservation is seeking public feedback on Pure Tūroa's application.
He also instigated the Tylee Cottage artist-in-residence programme in 1987.
A truck rolled over on the highway on Tuesday night.
The announcement of the festival performance caps off a busy year for the group.
“There is quite a lot of work involved."
Meet Ruapehu's colourful district councillor David "Rabbit" Nottage.
Two crews from Raetihi and one from Ōhakune were at the scene.
Submissions for the awards close on September 15.
There have been inquiries about hosting birthday parties and weddings in the theatre.
The tribes' areas of interest include the middle reaches of the Whanganui River.
The last time Laurie Weller had taken a shovel to the ground near Tūroa was 1960
Elijah Pue is determined to return to the political arena serve his people.
The council says the new rules make tourism more sustainable.
State Highway 1 will be the alternate route on July 4-5 when SH4 closes.
Tamahaki, Tamakana and Uenuku will formally sign the Deed of Settlement on July 29.
Applications to Horizons Regional Council close on June 30.
A "compelling and contemporary" design is envisaged for the new community hub.
Horizons staff working to establish whether a colony of wallabies has set up home
Ruapehu's bright stars have been called home for Puanga, to celebrate and reflect.
Helen Leahy, Pou Ārahi of Nga Waihua o Paerangi, writes about investing in whānau.
Frew has been working for half a century for the Ruapehu and Whanganui communities.