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High schools grapple with return to class... p2
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Issue 1 –Issue March 2019 March 2019 Issue 69 –151October 29, 2019 2021 Issue – 115– 15 March
Castor Bay residents fed up with broken footpaths... p7
Takapuna central drags chain on first jabs... p4
Shore density to surge under government plan Population density will explode on the North Shore following the government decision to allow three homes of three storeys on sites across Auckland. Intensification is already moving rapidly across the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board area, with record numbers of building consents
lodged in the last 12 months (as reported in the Observer of 15 October). Multi-unit developments are already underway or in the planning and consenting stage from Sunnynook south. But this will only accelerate and the areas affected expand under a bill – backed by both
the government and the National Party Opposition – aimed at enabling greater housing supply. The moves announced last week mean sites in the Single House and Mixed Housing Suburban zones in Hauraki, Takapuna and Milford have effectively been rezoned – opening up thousands To page 5 of sites for development.
Cowboy operation goes West at the beach
Howdy pardner... Ten-year-old Charlie Grey and his compliant steed were among the stars when a group of young film-makers brought a version of the Wild West to Takapuna Beach. Story, p14-15.
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