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Cell towers keep appearing without consultation - by Sue Kedgley
Every week someone contacts me about an unwanted cell tower, mast or antennae, that are being erected near to where they live. Last week I got a call from a woman in Herne Bay, Auckland – who had discovered that a cell phone mast was about to be erected on a telephone pole outside her [...] read moreNovember 30, 2009 3:50 pm - 11 Comments -
MFish and Maori - by frog
Last week, during te Wiki or Reo Maori, the Ministry of Fish decided to consult on how it consults with Maori. It put out this consultation paper [pdf], where it says that, apart from its statutory obligations to consult MÄ?ori on policy issues, it wants to ensure its Treaty Strategy has a robust input and [...] read moreJuly 28, 2008 2:29 pm - 11 Comments
