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Council stories



Inspiring examples of local democracy in action.
Council stories
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Community health
When people think about local government, they often think of roading, rubbish and rates, but councils deliver much more.
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Mayors taskforce for Jobs – Jobs in Central Hawke’s Bay
A partnership programme between Mayors Taskforce for Jobs and the Ministry of Social Development is getting people back into work.
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Iwi engagement
Take a 20-year harbour transformation project and a council committed to true partnership with iwi and what do you get?
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Climate change
A massive flood was the catalyst for a difficult conversation about climate change and the need for adaptation.
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Porirua streamside planting project
Porirua has 588 kilometres of streams. To put that in perspective, the drive from Wellington to Hamilton is about 523 kilometres.
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Te Ara Ātea
Aotearoa has grown a lot over the past few years, but Canterbury’s Selwyn District has grown quickest of all.