The Auckland Council has confirmed that the pesticide 1080 will be dumped over the Hunua Ranges, the source of Auckland's water supply, next winter. Local iwi to the Hunua Ranges have raised concerns over this matter after meeting with the council yesterday.
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Finance Minister blames local government for Auckland's housing crisis
The Minister of Finance Bill English has put Auckland's housing crisis down to the lack of effort by local government.
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Auckland City Council set to change current alcohol laws
The Auckland City Council had its final Local Alcohol Policy hearing today which will change the current alcohol laws in the Auckland region.
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Auckland council and Māori health reps discuss Te Whai Oranga plans
Māori health group He Oranga Poutama and Auckland Councils Māori representatives descend o Tumutumuwhenua to discuss plans for "Te Whai Oranga".
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Auckland iwi look to manage 14 maunga
Auckland iwi are looking forward to working with the Auckland Council to discuss the future management of the 14 maunga that have been returned to iwi as part of the Tāmaki Collective Settlement that was passed into law today.
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Removal of mangroves in Manurewa in full swing
The project to remove mangroves from the Puhinui Stream in Manurewa has progressed with the arrival of big machinery, including a helicopter, to clear stacks of trees already cut by the community.
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Manurewa community works to restore waterways
A joint effort is underway by Auckland Council, local board, Manurewa Marae and family and friends who pitched in to help remove mangrove trees from the Puhinui stream to create a waterway for swimming and recreational water activities for the whole community.
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Council money allocated to Māori projects questioned
Independent Māori Statutory Board Chair David Taipari says they've been promoting that Māori Outcomes by Auckland Council should be met at a cost of around $30 million per year.
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Native Affairs- Walk On By
Beggars who are causing a nuisance or being intimidating won't be allowed on Auckland's streets under a new bylaw passed by the Auckland Council.
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Te Uri o Hau gets green light
A controversial beachfront development at Te Arai could finally see benefits for the people of Te Uri o Hau after commissioners gave green light.
