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Bay of Plenty councillor abstains from Māori engagement funding vote

Funding Available For Bay Environmentalists

Wednesday, 14 April 2021, 12:58 pm There are just three months left for community groups to apply for a portion of this year’s Bay of Plenty Regional Council Environmental Enhancement funding, with grants of up to $25,000 per project available. Overall the Regional Council has $300,000 available to environmental community groups in the Bay of Plenty through the fund, which supports local projects that aim to enhance, preserve or protect the region s natural or historic character. He Matapuna Akoranga a Hawea Vercoe (Hawea Vercoe Memorial Fund) grants are also funded through the EEF to help Kura Kaupapa Māori, Kohanga Reo and bi-lingual schools in the region with

Hamilton City Council puts Maori wards back on table for 2022

The debate over the wards has caused controversy after an initial vote on the issue earlier this month was not in favour of establishing a ward in time for the 2022 elections. Councillors voted to push the issue out in favour of public consultation. However, days later the council back-peddled following a meeting between Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate​ and Waikato-Tainui representatives. The mayor and five councillors then said they would revoke that decision at Thursday’s meeting. Tom Lee/Stuff Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate has back-peddled after initially voting against installing a Māori ward at the time she said she couldn t support the introduction of Maori wards without first consulting the wider public (file photo).

Business Scoop » Room To Improve Winter Grazing Practices Welcomed

Press Release – Local Government NZ Local Government New Zealands Regional Sector is welcoming a decision by the Government to allow for continued testing and deployment of improved intensive winter grazing practices, ahead of new regulations coming into effect next year. The announcement … Local Government New Zealand’s Regional Sector is welcoming a decision by the Government to allow for continued testing and deployment of improved intensive winter grazing practices, ahead of new regulations coming into effect next year. The announcement comes after collaboration between a group of Southland farmers, environmental agencies, farming bodies and regional councils that provided recommendations to the Government on how to make new intensive winter grazing regulations more practical and effective to implement.

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