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Councillor sees benefits in funding model
Fairer funding will put the city's 21 local boards on a more even playing field.
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Franklin being asked about targeted rate
Franklin residents are being asked if they would be willing to pay a special rate to fund path development in the area.
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3,500 reasons to put the health of freshwater first
Recent consultation with Aucklanders on how to improve the region’s rivers, lakes and streams has been hailed a success.
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Flagrant breaches see a total of $133,000 in fines for professionals who built an upmarket Remuera precinct
Unconsented building lands developer, builder & project manager in hot water.
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Benefits seen for Franklin in growth plan
A strategy to govern the city’s growth over the next three decades has been welcomed by Auckland Council’s Andy Baker.
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Waiheke board gets plan over the finish line
Climate change and disaster resilience are key focus areas for the 2023 Waiheke Local Board plan for the next three years.
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'Head in the sand' and 'accident waiting to happen' costs developers hefty fines
Developers slapped with fines for breaches of the Resource Management Act
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Franklin backs lower speeds near schools
Falling fatality rates prove slowing down is working, leading Franklin Local Board to back the same approach near schools.