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The hearing for the proposed private plan change to rezone 287 hectares in the Maitai Valley begun last week with the plan's applicant and the public delivering arguments for and against the plan.
Thursday, 13 May 2021, 3:12 pm Songs, speeches and moments of raw emotion filled Nelson City Council’s chamber on Thursday, as Councillors voted to establish a Māori ward in time for the 2022 Local Government elections. Mayor Rachel Reese said the decisions were a stride forward for fair and effective representation that is inclusive of Māori communities within Nelson Whakatū. “It has taken many, many years to get to this day. We may be a little city in Te Tauihu, the Top of the South, but everyone has their part to play, and we have to step forward when the opportunity is
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NCC/Supplied The former Welcome Cloak, now called Te Korowai Aroha, hangs in the entrance hall of the Pūtangitangi Greenmeadows Centre. An artwork tangled in controversy, formerly know as the Welcome Cloak, has been re-homed and re-named. The stylised cloak was gifted the name Te Korowai Aroha at an official naming ceremony on Saturday at its new home in Nelson's Pūtangitangi Greenmeadows centre in SToke, where it has been on display since last month. The Nelson City Council said in a statement that the name of the cloak, and the Māori name of Greenmeandows centre Pūtangitangi, were gif...
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