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Tauranga elections: Anger as commissioners push Tauranga housing change ahead of city council election - Vimarsana News

Tauranga elections: Anger as commissioners push Tauranga housing change ahead of city council election

On the same day nominations for the Tauranga City Council election closed , unelected commissioners sent a letter to the Government asking it to overrule...

Tauranga City Council election 2024: Who's running and how to vote - Vimarsana News

Tauranga City Council election 2024: Who's running and how to vote

On July 20, Tauranga voters will take part in their first city council election since 2019. The last council was sacked by the Local Government Minister and...

'Shameful': Rage at proposed rent, fees increases of 240% for charities in Tauranga - Vimarsana News

'Shameful': Rage at proposed rent, fees increases of 240% for charities in Tauranga

Those affected say the "ludicrous" increases will be the "death knell" to essential services for vulnerable residents.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Tauranga election: Council cancels ratepayer leader's invitation to speak at candidate event - Vimarsana News

Tauranga election: Council cancels ratepayer leader's invitation to speak at candidate event

A Mount Maunganui ratepayer representative has been disinvited from speaking at a council election information evening after his involvement in a survey that...

'I want to see democracy restored': Minister responds to calls to delay Tauranga city plan - Vimarsana News

'I want to see democracy restored': Minister responds to calls to delay Tauranga city plan

The Minister for Local Government has responded to calls for Tauranga's 10 year plan to be delayed until elected officials are in office.

Source: rnz.co.nz