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Amy Ridout Reporter from The Nelson Mail
The Government's 10-year includes funding the long-awaited Hope Bypass. However, it doesn't include Rocks Rd, which, under a Labour government plan, was set for improvements including a widened walking and cycling boulevard.
While Labour MP Rachel Boyack has said the road is in … View moreThe Government's 10-year includes funding the long-awaited Hope Bypass. However, it doesn't include Rocks Rd, which, under a Labour government plan, was set for improvements including a widened walking and cycling boulevard.
While Labour MP Rachel Boyack has said the road is in "dire need of some love," Nelson's mayor Nick Smith said addressing Rocks Rd was "challenging", and a "distant dream".
What do you think? Was it the right call?
Katie Townshend Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Bus fares will be going up from May 1 for under 25-year-olds after a Government subsidy was cut. Fares for under 13s, which are currently free, will cost from $1 to $3. Fares for 13 to 25-year-olds will double. Will it change how you and your family use the bus?
Katie Townshend Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Seven helicopters and specialist forest fire crews have resumed efforts to contain the five hectare blaze in Lee Valley, which saw 11 homes evacuated on Wednesday.
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Katie Townshend Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Nelson dog owners who forget their bags could find themselves in a sticky situation, as the city council considers ditching free doggy-do bag dispensers.
But, while the dispensers could be a thing of the past, dog owners could still end up with free bags, with the council considering issuing … View moreNelson dog owners who forget their bags could find themselves in a sticky situation, as the city council considers ditching free doggy-do bag dispensers.
But, while the dispensers could be a thing of the past, dog owners could still end up with free bags, with the council considering issuing owners a “quota” when registration fees are paid. What's your view - should owners BYO bags, or should the council keep dispensers?
17 replies (Members only)
Katie Townshend Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Major upgrades for Nelson's two public pools – both of which are leaking – have been shelved.
That’s despite a 2022 report to the Nelson City Council recommending that both Riverside Pool and Fitness Centre and the Nayland Park Complex be redeveloped. But the council says the decision … View moreMajor upgrades for Nelson's two public pools – both of which are leaking – have been shelved.
That’s despite a 2022 report to the Nelson City Council recommending that both Riverside Pool and Fitness Centre and the Nayland Park Complex be redeveloped. But the council says the decision reflects the current economic situation.
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