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The Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier is calling for councils to open workshops by default to reduce the perception that decisions are being made behind closed doors. The call follows Mr Boshier’s decision last year to test concerns that councils were using ...

A report on the Chief Ombudsman’s investigation into workshop and meeting practices of eight local authorities for the purpose of compliance with the principles and purposes of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987.

A southern council has been praised for the "openness" of its meetings and workshops in a new report from the chief ombudsman. Clutha District...

Scoop Wellington provides news and views from Wellington, New Zealand

A raft of road snow warnings has this morning been issued for many South Island highways, including Dunedin's Northern Motorway, as a "bitterly...

Conditions were ideal yesterday for jumping on a mountainbike as Dunedin was bathed in sunshine - but it's a different story for the week ahead.

Conditions were ideal yesterday for jumping on a mountainbike as Dunedin was bathed in sunshine - but it's a different story for the week ahead.

Dash won but it ain’t done. Upper Clutha bull rider Cade Cameron hopes he will one day meet up again with an American bull called Dash. Cameron, 17...

The Wānaka-Upper Clutha Community Board have questioned the need for an international airport at Tarras, revealing they would have "concerns for...

More than 1000 delegates are expected to hear from 100 keynote speakers about how to best manage water reforms and infrastructure this week in Wellington....