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Nelson’s Labour MP Rachel Boyack disagreed the government is soft on crime and highlighted the 54 new officers that have been delivered for the Tasman Police District.
Caption:The National Gang List shows a 188-percent increase in recorded gang members in the Tasman Police District between October 2017 and April 2023.Photo credit:Max Frethey / Nelson WeeklyNational’s candidate for Nelson, Blair Cameron says the huge increase in the number of people on the National Gang List who live in the Tasman Police District is attributable to the Labour government.Max Frethey / Nelson WeeklyNelson’s Labour MP Rachel Boyack says government funding of Operation Cobalt has resulted in 38,000 charges laid.Max Frethey / Nelson Weekly
Nelson City Councillor Rachel Sanson Nelson Tasman Housing Trust director Carrie Mozena and Nelson mayor Nick Smith outside the Waimea Road property that will be demolished
From August 2023, Nelson and Tasman will have a new public transport service that includes a fleet of 17 electric buses.
Mayor Nick Smith speaks at the re-opening of part of Elma Turner Library in Nelson
Victory Community Centre’s Jenni Bancroft said a 0 per cent increase, as was originally planned by council, would have had a “negative impact”. Photo: Max Frethey/Nelson Weekly. [via LDR single use only]
Air NZ Q300 landing Nelson Airport, from where the company is shifting its heavy maintenance base.
Alana Ruakere says Taranaki is working together to be ready to help train medical students (Supplied - Tui Ora)
Cloudy water with floating solids in a constructed wetland on the Whakatohea mussels factory site, where treated wastewater is discharged before being piped to the Duke Street drain shows the wastewater system was malfunctioning.
The new food and garden organics (FOGO) kerbside collection service bins. Photo / Mathew Nash
An anti-quarry sign outside one of the notified properties on Taylor Pass Road.
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Māui and Hector’s Dolphin Defenders spokesperson, Christine Rose and Minister Shane Jones.
The 32-year-old was a co-host of a podcast that had last posted an episode on the day of the murder. (YouTube)
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