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NZ Vietnam veterans remember their fallen brothers in Taupō (opens the original)
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New Zealand Vietnam veterans march on Taupō streets. Photo / NZVVA A parade of former soldiers, currently serving soldiers and their families marched through the streets of Taupō on Sunday. The parade was part of the biannual reunion of the NZ Vietnam Veterans Association (NZVVA), which was held in Taupō for the second time. The event began on Friday with a tribute to Ngāti Tūwharetoa at Nukuhau Marae, before the association members held their AGM and formal dinner on Saturday. Victor Timu, a ve
Forced merger proposal process all for nothing – Tūrangi councillor (opens the original)
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The new He Whare Hono ō Tūwharetoa building houses the Taupō District Council. A government climbdown on forced council mergers has been blasted by councillors up and down the country. After sending councils into a sudden frenzy of forced marriage-like proposals, the Government this week deferred making decisions on council amalgamation until after the election. Tūrangi Ward councillor Sandra Greenslade’s statement said three months of council time had been wasted. “All for nothing,” was her blu
Forced merger proposal process all for nothing – Tūrangi councillor (opens the original)
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The new He Whare Hono ō Tūwharetoa building houses the Taupō District Council. A government climbdown on forced council mergers has been blasted by councillors up and down the country. After sending councils into a sudden frenzy of forced marriage-like proposals, the Government this week deferred making decisions on council amalgamation until after the election. Tūrangi Ward councillor Sandra Greenslade’s statement said three months of council time had been wasted. “All for nothing,” was her blu
'Like the Wahs ... next year's our year': King Country keen to merge despite setback (opens the original)
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Ōtorohanga and Waitomo district mayors are still keen for their councils to merge, eventually. Photo / Mike Scott After giving councils three months to submit Head Start merger proposals, or leave their fate to future legislation, the Government says it will not make any decisions until next year. Ōtorohanga Mayor Rodney Dow told Local Democracy Reporting the delay did not come as a surprise, and it had him comparing the Government to the NRL. “It’s a bit like the Wahs mate,” Dow said. He is one
Taupō mayor says council prepared to apply rates cap sooner (opens the original)
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He Whare Hono ō Tūwharetoa, the administration building shared by Taupō District Council and Ngāti Tūwharetoa entities. Taupō District Mayor John Funnell says he’s ready to cap rate increases before they are required in 2029. He was responding to the Government’s confirmation that councils must cap their rates increases to a maximum average of 4% a year. However, he warned that something “had to give”. . “We should not underestimate the impacts a rates cap could have on our ability to maintain c
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