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Nelson City Council will take another look at plans for its $46 million riverside library, as new data shows sea level rise will affect the region sooner than anticipated.
An estimated R3m is lost every year due to the ongoing cable theft in the City of Mbombela (CoM).This week, despite load-shedding expected to continue
On Saturday February 26, Riverside Precinct held its first event of the year: the Love in the Lowveld Night Market. Hosted in the pristine setting of
Date Time $63M in capital works for Albury AlburyCity’s Draft Budget for 2021/22 aims to drive economic and social recovery in the wake of COVID-19, with modest rates increases to help fuel a program of capital works across the city. The Draft Budget will be placed on display for community feedback, following its endorsement by Councillors at their meeting on 26 April. The budget totals $159M in expenditure and features capital works of $63M, which will include: $11.8M for roads, bridges and footpaths $10.3M for recreation projects $6.5M to replace, improve or upgrade public buildings The b...
Martin De Ruyter/Stuff Looking across the Maitai River to the existing Elma Turner Library, behind trees on right, and the site for the proposed Riverside library on the far left. The proposal to build a new $44m library in Nelson's Riverside Precinct is one of the most expensive projects considered by the Nelson City Council in recent memory. An architect’s report commissioned by the Nelson City Council in 2019 stated that while library continued to deliver a high level of service, the current building was described as “tired”, unsuitable for contemporary library operations, and not a...