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The city starts from "position of crisis", but there has been a sharp increase in consents since the first national lockdown in 2020.

Hamilton urgently needs to build more affordable homes but city leaders say opening up the entire city to housing intensification isn't the answer.

What you might have missed from this week's meetings of the Nelson City Council and its strategic development and property subcommittee.

Hamilton's leafy suburbs could look radically different under new planning rules designed to cut housing red tape.

Wednesday, 21 July 2021, 11:20 am Timaru District Council is on the search for local industry partners so it doesn’t miss out on a share of a $1 billion government infrastructure investment. The funding comes as a part of a government programme to address housing affordability issues throughout New Zealand by helping fund the infrastructure required to drive development. The programme is part of the $3.8 billion Housing Acceleration Fund, which includes the Kāinga Ora Land Programme, Infrast...

Press Release – Timaru District Council Timaru District Council is on the search for local industry partners so it doesnt miss out on a share of a $1 billion government infrastructure investment. The funding comes as a part of a government programme to address housing affordability issues … Timaru District Council is on the search for local industry partners so it doesn’t miss out on a share of a $1 billion government infrastructure investment. The funding comes as a part of a government...

Cherie Sivignon15:00, Jul 09 2021 Ross Giblin/Stuff Tasman District Council may partner with iwi, developers and/or landowners to apply for a chunk of the Government’s $1 billion Infrastructure Acceleration Fund. Tasman District Council is calling for expressions of interest from iwi, developers and landowners in forming partnerships to apply for a slice of the Government’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund. The $1 billion pot of contestable funding was announced in late June by Housing Mini...

Tweed Valley Hospital will treat and employ a significant number of Gold Coast residents. An artist impression of the exterior of the new Tweed Valley Hospital at Cudgen. Picture: NSW Government About 20 per cent of patients using the current Tweed Hospital, and almost 40 per cent of staff live in Queensland, according to Northern NSW Local Health District CEO Wayne Jones. Funds have been allocated by the New South Wales Government to turbocharge construction of the new Cudgen hospital, wh...