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Several commentators are angry at what they say is a slow rate of progress on earthquake recovery in Canterbury, but Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee is having none of it.
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 Christchurch still doesn’t want to give up its Cathedral. The city council is the latest body to have second thoughts on the plan to knock the church to the ground. |
The emerging contaminants feature from May's LG magazine has been converted to a single
pdf file and be downloaded here. |
For years, Aucklanders have yearned for people-spaces in their city. Instead, cars held total sway and pedestrians scrambled to avoid them as they went to work or to shop. This story charts a gradual inner-city transformation.
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Submissions have opened for Wellingtonians wanting to have their say on options for the possible future shape of local government in the region.
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The 2012 edition of the annual New Zealand territorial local authority league table is about to be published. Compiled by finance & policy analyst Larry.N.Mitchell, the table ranks TLAs on their financial health.
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A team from companies including project leaders Boffa Miskell, has won a $1 million contract to design the redevelopment of central Christchurch.
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 Wellington City Council is getting the message about tsunami across to ratepayers in a particularly graphic manner. |
 New Zealand has seen more than its fair share of natural and man-made disasters recently. One positive spinoff from the grounding of the Rena and the Canterbury quakes is the use of social media for communication. |
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Eight companies have been appointed to help businesses in New Zealand cut their lighting bills.
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