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A team of five has been appointed to provide independent assurance and professional advice to elected members and operational teams for the establishment of Northland’s new water organisation.
The Establishment Advisory Group (EAG) will serve as an interim advisory until the council-controlled organisation (CCO) is incorporated in Jul...
New Plymouth District Council says it is taking steps to protect Bell Block’s Mangati Stream by upgrading a sewage pump station on the adjacent walkway.
The pump station has a history of overflows whenever the station has stopped working, during power cuts or wet weather events.
To reduce the likelihood of overflows occurring in the future, large undergrou...
The International Foreign Bribery Taskforce (IFBT) has published a new guidance document ‘Indicators of Foreign Bribery’ to help organisations better prevent, detect and address potential incidents of foreign bribery.
The IFBT comprises the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), NZ Police, Australian Federal Police, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, United Kingdom (UK) Nati...
Manawatū-Whanganui Emergency Management Group has launched its new website, giving people in the region another trusted source of information before, during and after emergencies.
Horizons Regional Council manager emergency management, Chay Hook says the new website, which has the web address
Dry weather and rising demand mean water restrictions have moved to Level 2 – limiting sprinkler use to between 6am and 8am only and keeping handheld hosing to a minimum, Gisborne District Council has announced.
Council Drinking Water Manager, Judith Robertson says the new restrictions are about protecting the local water supply.
“We’ve had some rain over ...
