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The parent council and pupils from Walker Road Primary School in Torry have raised concerns about road safety around the building.

A COMMUNITY leader has provided details on proposed plans to extend double yellow lines on a street in Weymouth.

MOVES have finally been made to solve a 30-year issue of buses getting blocked by inconsiderate parking.

With snapper season now underway and Victoria’s locked down recreational boaties keen to get back to their favourite fishing spots, Ports Victoria

Concerns have been raised about the name being offensive, so Council wants to investigate community sentiment. The island was originally named after local coal miner, Herbert Greta Heaney whose nickname was “Coon” because he was often seen with coal dust on his face. Following talks with local stakeholders including the Bahtahbah Local Aboriginal Land Council and members of the Heaney family, Council has come up with a range of new name options. These include: * Heaney Island — as a tribu...

RICKY WILSON/Stuff Auckland Transport has created hold lines - road markings that are indistinct from give way lines and serve as a kind of courtesy keep clear instruction to drivers. In the instance of Ponsonby Rd and Mackelvie St, they are meant to stop those waiting for the lights at Richmond Rd from blocking those turning right. “They were put in because traffic was queueing across Mackelvie St – now motorists can turn right into Mackelvie St or motorists can come out of the street to...

Autonomous boats: The rise of self-sailing vessels 0shares Sam Fortescue reports on the latest developments in autonomous boats and self-sailing technology, which is ready to be deployed in a variety of uses from weather monitoring to shipping ‘Vessel not under command’ looks set to take on a new meaning, with the race to develop a new generation of autonomous boats sailed by artificial intelligence (AI). But what will it mean for other water users? Today we’re all familiar with the...

Rubbish at Gaddesden Grove, Welwyn Garden City - Credit: Supplied by Jessica Laycock Waste has been piling up in the collection shed of flats in Welwyn Garden City, according to the borough council, due to a parked car.  Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is now going to clear the rubbish with their collection service Urbaser after residents complained about the issue at Gaddesden Grove. Rubbish at Gaddesden Grove, Welwyn Garden City - Credit: Supplied by Jessica Laycock A spokesperson for the...