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Citizens group meet on rates hike - Vimarsana News

Citizens group meet on rates hike

More than 200 concerned Dunedin citizens have come together to dispute an "unacceptable" rates hike. Reduce Rates Group is a newly formed group of...

Source: odt.co.nz
In New Zealand, Christopher Luxon's Leap - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

In New Zealand, Christopher Luxon's Leap - Quadrant Online

The six tumultuous years of Labour have bequeathed the new Prime Minister a country in which all aspects of the economy, public life and society are in disrepair. Fixing all this -- from education to housing, the public service and government-endorsed Maori separatism -- is a Herculean task. The good news is that the noxious legacies of Jacinda Ardern's misrule are being scuttled without apology or delay

Finding freight hub should be first, hearing told - Vimarsana News

Finding freight hub should be first, hearing told

The need for a heavy-traffic bypass of Mosgiel should not get in the way of moving towards possible development of a freight logistics park nearby,...

Source: odt.co.nz
Letters: Putting cancer patients first; public sector push-back; punishing EV users - Vimarsana News

Letters: Putting cancer patients first; public sector push-back; punishing EV users

Putting the patient first One must applaud the new Government for one of their new health targets, namely faster cancer treatment - that 90 per cent of...

Kerre Woodham: If you want to keep Māori wards, vote for them - Vimarsana News

Kerre Woodham: If you want to keep Māori wards, vote for them

The government is restoring the ability to hold referenda on Māori wards as part of its coalition agreement with ACT and NZ First. It's highly unlikely tha