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Press Release – NZNO Tomorrow will be the second strike this year over patient safety. Nurses and health care assistants working on the Muriwai Ward at Waitākere Hospital will strike for the second time this year after last ditch efforts to resolve unsafe staffing concerns with Te Whatu Ora collapsed, NZNO says. The 60 members […]

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Article – Imogen Brophy – Local Democracy Reporter Visitor days from the United States and Canada increased 29%, while those from Asian countries excluding China, Japan and South Korea, increased 22%. September 17, 2026 Despite a drop in visitors to Tairāwhiti, tourist spending in the region jumped 10% to $132 million for the year ending […]

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Article – Emily Ireland – Local Democracy Reporter GWRC director for knowledge and insights Dave Hipkins said the current forecast indicated its going to be one of the strongest events on record and the highest drought risk was expected this summer. September 17, 2026 Wairarapa farmers still picking up the pieces from severe weather events […]

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Article – Jonathan Leask – Local Democracy Reporter Head of capital works David Spriggs said the request was about going to the market to get tenders, not awarding a contract, and signalling the money would be available to make a stronger push for co-funding. September 17, 2026 Selwyn’s mayor has her “fingers crossed for co-funding” […]

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Article – Jonathan Leask – Local Democracy Reporter Ashburton Mayor Liz McMillan says the council is looking at a sliding scale of rates caps in its long-term plan, which sets out its budget and priorities for 2027-37. September 17, 2026 Ratepayers in Ashburton may face a 10% rates hike before the Government imposes its 4% […]

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