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Pilot of regional council IRIS NextGen software scheduled for 2025 - Vimarsana News

Pilot of regional council IRIS NextGen software scheduled for 2025

Council-owned Regional Software Holdings, which delivers software to regional councils around New Zealand, has completed its transition to become a regional sector shared services organisation.

Yarrow Stadium owners do about turn on re-using old seats in upgrade - Vimarsana News

Yarrow Stadium owners do about turn on re-using old seats in upgrade

The owner of Yarrow Stadium has done an about turn on plans to re-use hundreds of seats as part of its $80 million upgrade.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Pro-vax Taranaki council bosses' wait-and-see approach on jab policy - Vimarsana News

Pro-vax Taranaki council bosses' wait-and-see approach on jab policy

Govt advice to guide Taranaki councils' decision about need for in-house jab mandates.

Taranaki Regional Council set to lose one South Taranaki representative with establisment of Māori ward - Vimarsana News

Taranaki Regional Council set to lose one South Taranaki representative with establisment of Māori ward

There would be five councillors in New Plymouth, two councillors in North Taranaki and one in Stratford. The Māori ward will represent 14,600 eligible voters, while the four general wards will represent between 8900 and 11,800 voters. In April, regional councillors voted to establish a Māori constituency for the 2022 and 2025 local body elections. The review looked at the total number of elected members on the council and the names, number and boundaries of constituencies. Key considerations include the ratio of population to members and ensuring communities of interest are fairly rep...

Taranaki Regional Council asked to set up emergency services fund for 'grassroots' search and rescue groups - Vimarsana News

Taranaki Regional Council asked to set up emergency services fund for 'grassroots' search and rescue groups

“Communities rely upon the services of Land Search and Rescue volunteers, often in scenarios or incidents where no other emergency service organisation can help,” he said in the submission. Historically LandSAR helped locate people missing, injured or lost in the outdoors, while Wandersearch volunteers helped locate people who have dementia, or Alzheimer’s. An emergency services fund would be similar to funding provided to LandSAR by the Bay of Plenty and Waikato regional councils, he said. LandSAR receives some government funding to help run the national organisation and support me...