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Tauranga council election candidates told to avoid squabbles and bad behaviour

Potential future councillors of Tauranga have been issued a warning: Don’t fight. ”You are going to need to work with whoever your colleagues end up being,.

Tauranga traffic: City council staff get free bus travel in bid to ease congestion, parking issues, emissions

CoreLogic: Matua becomes second Tauranga suburb with median house values over $1 million

CoreLogic: Matua becomes second Tauranga suburb with median house values over $1 million 5 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 6 minutes to read Matua has made the million-dollar list. Photo / File Matua has become the second Tauranga suburb to join the million-dollar club, according to a new house price report. CoreLogic s Mapping the Market 2021 report showed Matua has reached a median property value of $1 million. Meanwhile, the city s cheapest suburb, Parkvale (also known as Merivale) - topped the charts for growth in median values in the last 12 months, reaching $586,900. Senior property economist Kelvin Davidson said Mount Maunganui was the first suburb to crack the million-dollar mark just last quarter.

Confirmed: The Lakes residents to go ahead with ratepayers group

Confirmed: The Lakes residents to go ahead with ratepayers group 26 Feb, 2021 02:20 AM 2 minutes to read Residents at The Lakes have decided to go ahead with their own ratepayers advocacy group. Photo / File Residents at The Lakes have decided to go ahead with their own ratepayers advocacy group. Photo / File Tauranga is set to have another ratepayers advocacy group after residents of The Lakes decided they want to present a unified voice on the big issues facing the city. Retiree Tony Gavin organised a public meeting last night, in a bid to find out what the key issues were for the community and whether it wanted a collective body to represent residents in discussions with the council s new commissioner team.

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