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Clear Spring Health is banned from selling its Part D plans. Members can stay in their plan through 2024 but might want to switch sooner.

Auckland Council's chief economist says if improving affordability is a goal, then we need to give serious consideration to increasing our capacity to build new homes

A $44,500 review of a Mount Maunganui air quality study has reaffirmed findings that poor air quality in the suburb’s airshed was creating significant health...

Allowing a shipping container to be displayed on private property because it is deemed public art “is not common sense”, says Hamilton City Council’s Planning Guidance Unit Manager. Yesterday (13 March), the Environment Court issued a decision ...

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has alluded to Sports Minister Chris Bishop’s attendance at an anti-doping symposium in Switzerland in a stoush over housing...

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has alluded to Sports Minister Chris Bishop’s attendance at an anti-doping symposium in Switzerland in a stoush over housing int

A group representing 60 resident and heritage groups across Tāmaki Makaurau is calling on the Coalition Government to act quickly to let Aucklanders decide the future shape of their city. Character Coalition’s spokesperson, Sally Hughes welcomes ...

Late last week it was revealed in the Planning and Environment Committee Agenda that Auckland Council staff have written to the Minister for the Environment, Penny Simmonds, requesting to extend the deadline for implementing the National Policy ...

A cat that plays a big role in its community and a team of Kiwi scientists investigating the world's least explored Bounty Trough system are among this week's feel-good stories.

A small Rotorua school that fought plans to allow higher buildings in its neighbourhood after finding human poo, drug paraphernalia and sanitary pads on its grounds is celebrating a win.