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Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
Drivers could be taxed $3.50 to enter the CBD during peak hour.
The congestion charge of up to $3.50 could be implemented within three years under a proposal unveiled by officials.
It is hoped a congestion charge would spur people to leave their cars behind but there are concerns those who … View moreDrivers could be taxed $3.50 to enter the CBD during peak hour.
The congestion charge of up to $3.50 could be implemented within three years under a proposal unveiled by officials.
It is hoped a congestion charge would spur people to leave their cars behind but there are concerns those who are less well off could feel the pinch.
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Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
Hi neighbours,
Aucklanders will see their rates bills soar 5 per cent to help counteract a $1 billion fall in council revenue over the next four years.
The one-off hike, up from a planned 3.5 per cent increase, will add $36 to the rates bill of an average value home before annual increases … View moreHi neighbours,
Aucklanders will see their rates bills soar 5 per cent to help counteract a $1 billion fall in council revenue over the next four years.
The one-off hike, up from a planned 3.5 per cent increase, will add $36 to the rates bill of an average value home before annual increases return to the previous path of 3.5 per cent rises.
The proposed increase is included in the update of Auckland Council's 10-year budget, which starts in July.
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Ripu Bhatia Reporter from Auckland Stuff
All seven council-owned splashpads across Tāmaki Makaurau will be open over the summer, despite water restrictions in place due to the drought.
Meanwhile, locals will be pinged for using a hose without the correct nozzle.
The council says splashpads recycle a high percentage of water, and … View moreAll seven council-owned splashpads across Tāmaki Makaurau will be open over the summer, despite water restrictions in place due to the drought.
Meanwhile, locals will be pinged for using a hose without the correct nozzle.
The council says splashpads recycle a high percentage of water, and the centres themselves have made significant water savings in the last nine months.
Do you support council turning on splashpads in the drought?
Please vote and explain your views in the comments!
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We offer full take-down and rehang service and can provide replacement curtains while your drapes are being cleaned.
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Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
The long arm of the law has reached Kelston in West Auckland.
Community constables Sam Holland, Marino Hosking, and Robert Manson paid a visit to Kelston Shopping Centre in the mobile policing bus.
They also talked to children at a nearby daycare centre about staying safe.
… View moreThe long arm of the law has reached Kelston in West Auckland.
Community constables Sam Holland, Marino Hosking, and Robert Manson paid a visit to Kelston Shopping Centre in the mobile policing bus.
They also talked to children at a nearby daycare centre about staying safe.
Auckland City District Police
Caryn Wilkinson Reporter from Community News
Hi neighbours,
From March 1, it will cost rural communities more to fill up their water tanks.
The cost to fill a tanker with 10,000 litres of water will rise by about $25 from $13.86 to $39 (+GST).
It reflects the cost of providing water at filling stations- a service which has been heavily … View moreHi neighbours,
From March 1, it will cost rural communities more to fill up their water tanks.
The cost to fill a tanker with 10,000 litres of water will rise by about $25 from $13.86 to $39 (+GST).
It reflects the cost of providing water at filling stations- a service which has been heavily subsidised for many years, Watercare says.
The new charge comes into force during the summer peak to reduce pressure on rural and coastal communities.
For those of you in rural Auckland on tank water, what is your view on the increase?
And your reasons?
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The Team from Auckland Museum
The brass is polished, the artworks are hung and our Museum whānau are getting ready to welcome you in! We’re now putting the final touches on Te Ao Mārama, your new South Atrium, opening next Thursday 3 December.
Todd Niall Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Hi Neighbours, Auckland Council and the Government have declared climate emergencies. But the proposed 10 year budget, spruns a bolder action programme that would cost 44 cents a week more per ratepayer. Do you agree? Read the story below:
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