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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Local Politics articles  Local Politics
    Greater Wellington Regional Council's debt has officially ticked over one billion dollars
     11 October 2024
    Greater Wellington Regional Council's debt has officially ticked over one billion dollars
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    Some Wellington City Council projects may need to be cut, now the city's airport shares sale is OFF the table
    11 Oct 2024: Some Wellington City Council projects may need to be cut, now the city's airport shares sale is OFF the table... more
    Christchurch City Council's proposing to return ownership of a Maori burial ground to local hapu
    4 Oct 2024: Christchurch City Council's proposing to return ownership of a Maori burial ground to local hapu... more
    Water enthusiasts are invited to have their say on a navigation safety bylaw in the Queenstown Lakes district
    1 Oct 2024: Water enthusiasts are invited to have their say on a navigation safety bylaw in the Queenstown Lakes district... more
    The Finance Minister says the Government is still committed to funding Dunedin's new hospital
    30 Sep 2024: The Finance Minister says the Government is still committed to funding Dunedin's new hospital... more
    Christchurch City Councillors are already discussing next year's rates
    25 Sep 2024: Christchurch City Councillors are already discussing next year's rates... more
    More local councils are getting on board with cat regulations
    22 Sep 2024: More local councils are getting on board with cat regulations... more
    Little sympathy for Wellington's Mayor Tory Whanau over her financial woes
    17 Sep 2024: Little sympathy for Wellington's Mayor Tory Whanau over her financial woes... more
    A new bylaw means Far North cat owners will be expected to microchip and desex pets
    16 Sep 2024: A new bylaw means Far North cat owners will be expected to microchip and desex pets... more
    A new candidate has thrown their hat in the ring for the Wellington Mayoralty
    10 Sep 2024: A new candidate has thrown their hat in the ring for the Wellington Mayoralty... more

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     Most Popular Recent Local Politics News
     22 Apr: Waikato Regional Council maritime officers are working to secure a 13 metre aluminium boat which caught fire near Centre Island in Mercury Bay +++++++++
     28 Apr: David Seymour's urging local leaders to help lift school attendance ++++++++
     19 Apr: There's tension in Palmerston North as Mark Lundy prepares to leave prison ++++++++
     28 Apr: Andrew Little has won endorsement by the Labour Party for his Wellington Mayoral run ++++++++
     03 May: Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau says politics has become increasingly toxic for Maori women +++++++
     01 May: Selwyn District Council is asking residents on Old Tai Tapu Road, south of number 157, to voluntarily evacuate - as wild weather batters parts of the country +++++++
     16 Apr: Andrew Little says he's seeking Labour's support for the Wellington mayoralty +++++++

     Local Politics NewsLinks
      22 Apr: Young south auckland politician quits local politics (Stuff.co.nz)
      20 Apr: ‘the second division of politics’: mps who made the jump to mayor (Stuff.co.nz)
      9 Apr: 'shoot me': retiring mp david parker dismisses prospect of wellington mayoralty bid (RadioNZ)
      18 Mar: Politics live: act to run in local elections, winston peters meets us officials (RadioNZ)
      3 Jan: Division, abuse and rates pain: local politics year in review (RadioNZ)
      26 Dec: Thu, 26 Dec 2024: ‘let new blood come through’: councillor to stand down at next elections (Stuff.co.nz)
      26 Dec: Thu, 26 Dec 2024: South auckland councillor angela dalton to stand down at next elections (RadioNZ)
      26 Dec: Thu, 26 Dec 2024: South auckland councillor to stand down at next elections (Stuff.co.nz)
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