Local government

Public consultation over merger of ports

Public consultation over merger of ports

Otago Regional councillors yesterday voted to consult the public over a possible merger between Port Otago and Lyttelton Port, despite deeming such a move to be insignificant.

Wanaka Stadium decision urged on council

Two former Queenstown Lakes district councillors are pleading with their successors to stop dithering and make a decision on where Wanaka's sports stadium should be sited, before local body elections later this year.

Council chiefs to meet

The number of council chief executives in Dunedin will increase by 37 today as the local government chief officers group meeting is held in Dunedin for the first time.

Mayor, CEO defend new borrowing of $178m

Mayor, CEO defend new borrowing of $178m

Dunedin's new borrowing is forecast to reach $178 million in the next three years, as the city council continues with the major multimillion-dollar construction projects on its books.

Issue still very much alive for local voters

At this year's local body election, the Forsyth Barr Stadium will, no doubt, be sitting high on the list of matters voters will consider when they make decisions about the candidate they choose.

Low rivers bring irrigation alert

Low rivers bring irrigation alert

Water users across Otago have been warned to adhere closely to their resource consent conditions to ensure river levels, which have again dwindled to low levels, do not drop any further.

$800,000 blowout for water

$800,000 blowout for water

The budget for Queenstown's "chronic" water and wastewater system is expected to blow out by $800,000 this financial year, to the concern of councillors.

Expensive failings in town water network

The Queenstown Lakes District Council is spending about $70,000 every month on faults to Queenstown's ageing water supply network.

Councillors may reject rates plan

Councillors may reject rates plan

There appears to be support among Dunedin's city councillors to try for a substantial reduction in forecast rates at today's annual plan meeting.

Soccer: Regional council admits mistakes over soccer fiasco

Auckland Regional Council has been ticked off for getting it badly wrong when it hosted football superstar David Beckham and his LA Galaxy team in a demonstration game which turned into a financial disaster.

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