Infrastructure

The Nelson Council is consulting on what to do with undamaged homes at risk from landslides on private property following the floods a year and a half ago. Audio

The ski season is fast approaching but skifields are surrounded by uncertainty.

NZ has underinvested in core infrastructure for years - well below the average OECD spend, a new report says.

From eight countries, the experts in transport, urban planning, health and more raise "major concerns" about the draft policy statement on land transport.

Extra water is being released from the Waimea Community Dam over the next three days.

The move to help find solutions for ageing water infrastructure has the support of North Canterbury's mayors.

WIthout it, they fear it could take decades to restore the region's economy and years of crippling rate hikes. Audio

Auckland Transport blamed a "Kiwirail track infrastructure issue" near the CBD's Britomart station.

Work is well underway on the Te Ara Tupua shared pathway which will link up Wellington and Lower Hutt.

Developers, planners, and landowners need to interact with each other with regard to zoning and climate change, urban planning experts say.

Councillors have voted to progress a $2.77m water project, despite being advised on two occasions not to.

The condition of a main arterial route out of Bluff has been described as "embarrassing" by a local councillor, who wants action.

A long-running dispute has come to a head after a request for council funding was rebuffed.

Undie flushers are causing a big stink in Central Otago, where they are costing the district council thousands.

Responsibility for the RiverLink project is being broken up in a move officials say is in the best interest of ratepayers.

The community-scale farms will produce 18 megawatts of energy, enough to power nearly 4000 homes.

Lower Hutt residents will be able to have their say on Hutt City Council's long-term plan from next Tuesday.