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Mayors open to review of the future of local government

Manawatū mayor Helen Worboys and Rangitīkei mayor Andy Watson said they agreed on the need for review, but were dubious about the timing as the Government had already made so many decisions that affected them. Possibly the most critical change was the proposal to take responsibility for water, wastewater and stormwater management and infrastructure away from councils and put it in the hands of publicly-owned regional entities. Along with reforms to resource management, the scope of local councils’ roles was already changing. Murray Wilson/Stuff Manawatū District Council Mayor Helen Worboys says review is needed to improve partnership between central and local government.

Becoming increasingly connected in Tararua

Becoming increasingly connected in Tararua 14 Apr, 2021 05:30 PM 5 minutes to read The official party of guests with Mel Poulton, Hon Damien O Connor, Mayor Tracey Collis and MP Kieran McAnulty in the front row. The official party of guests with Mel Poulton, Hon Damien O Connor, Mayor Tracey Collis and MP Kieran McAnulty in the front row. Bush Telegraph By: Dave Murdoch Pic 2: BTG190421CT2 Caption: Wairarapa MP Kieran McAnulty speaking to the Connect Tararua members and supporters at Mt Mable Angus Stud shortly after the visit of the above to the tower. Pic 3: BTG190421CT3 Caption: Kumeroa School pupils welcome Hon Damien O Connor and visitors to Kumeroa.

Emotional graduation ceremony for Cactus students

Emotional graduation ceremony for Cactus students 13 Apr, 2021 10:18 PM 5 minutes to read The 2021 Cactus graduates with their certificates and awards. Photos / Sue Emeny Hawkes Bay Today By: Sue Emeny Thirty-one Cactus students graduated from their eight-week course at an emotional ceremony on Saturday at the Dannevirke Services and Citizens Club. Course instructor Wayne Churchouse said the students had worked hard throughout the course, turning up at 5.30am three mornings a week. And as you saw today during the Longest Day challenge, they nailed it. Churchouse said he was experiencing a range of emotions, among them relief that the course was able to be completed - unlike last year s, which had to be stopped a week and a half from the end because of Covid.

Locals shine at Kyokushin Karate Nationals in Woodville

Locals shine at Kyokushin Karate Nationals in Woodville
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