Let's talk law: New environmental laws
The law changes will be big, particularly, but not exclusively, to our rural community.
The law changes will be big, particularly, but not exclusively, to our rural community.
Comment: Councils, like individuals, accept an element of risk.
Admire him, or be flabbergasted he reckons he's still got enough gas in the tank.
Other stirring Kiwi songs could be used: Pokarekare Ana, Don't Dream It's Over, Nature.
Make it a fun thing to do at assembly. Find a way to instil passion into the anthem.
On returning to Whanganui and NZ$2.18/2.19 a litre, one could only be incredulous.
The state of our housing is a shameful blight on National.
Four of our six whitebait species are categorised as threatened or at risk of extinction.
We can't judge youngsters for using the technology being put into their hands by adults.
Home ownership used to be the aspiration for every citizen. Not any more.
The fact is, our planet is sick. God helps those who help themselves.
Does WDC have the will to charge offenders if evidence can confirm who the dumpers are?
COMMENT: The battle scars are starting to show. Maybe it's time Peters stretched back.
Savvy folk commonly get legal advice before making contractual commitments
Let's hope our SFO and impartial justice system help ensure we retain the world's respect.
Vegetables and fruit are good, but you need dairy products and red meat as well.
Kevin Page takes a bath, but fails to clean up.
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Electric vehicles is an area we can rapidly move on, saving money & improving air quality.
I am now more confused than ever about everything, writes Rob Rattenbury.
It may be the only time in my lifetime that I find a declaration of emergency heartening.
Declaration of a climate emergency, per se, adds no actual cost to anyone.
To speed up your economy, cutting red tape my be a better driver than low interest rates.
It's great to be a Kiwi after the Tooth Fairy has waved her wand in the Year of Delivery.
Abbreviations and terms used by rural lenders are complicated but need to be understood.
A councillor has a responsibility to be reasoned and legitimate without scaremongering.
The National Party believes in the future of the industry.
New Zealand has yet to really grasp the concept of a national day.
The pursuit of growth, always growth, by corporations and the wealthy must stop.