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Look out for our next newsletter in May.
"To mark the building’s centenary, Heritage Auckland is recreating an extra special tea in the roof-top Grand Tearoom on Sunday 11 May."
"The room will be presented as it was in its hey-day with individual tables for families of all ages and friends to share together. Guests can immerse themselves in another era and come along in a chic hat to be in to win a prize on the day."
"Morning and afternoon sessions are available. Bookings are essential. No door sales."
The Media Release is as follows: (more…)
Rob Hall has generoulsy provided us with the text of the Perspective Article that was published in The Press (14th March 2014).
Our heritage – should we care? (more…)
"Safety costs hang over heritage sites" The Dominion Post reports on Wellington's Heritage Buildings.
"Key city issues put on hold" The Aucklander / N.Z. Herald report includes reaction from the Character Coalition.
"We are reviewing the Plan as a whole to fix the parts that are not clear or working properly, to recognise the changes to land use and development within Dunedin, to discourage poor development and to align with changes in national policy guidance.
The review will produce a second generation plan (2GP), which is the second plan prepared under the Resource Management Act 1991. This is a long process with a lot of research and analysis, and input from stakeholders and the community." (more…)
"App will breathe new life into ghost towns" Otago Daily Times reports on the development of a free download smart phone app that will reveal the history of the Bendigo Gold Fields.
"... Heritage buildings would also face changes under the proposals, including rezoning the warehouse heritage precinct from the ''nonsense'' of large-scale retail to a mixed-use approach. .."
"Changes could drive Dunedin facelift" Otago Daily Times reports on start of the six week consultation on the "next stage of work on the second generation district plan".
"... each community within Maniototo has a historical story to tell and the interpretation panels to display it. ..."
"Proud of project's achievements" Otago Daily Times reports on the government funded "Project Maniototo".
The Bill (No. 327-1) has been referred to Parliament's Local Government and Environment Committee.
"This bill replaces the Historic Places Act 1993, which established the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (Pouhere Taonga), to rename the Trust as Heritage New Zealand and reform its governance and structure."
First Reading: 8/5/12
Submissions due: 21/6/12 19/7/12
Report due: 8/11/12
Historic Places Aotearoa is preparing a submission. Contact Anna Crighton (President Historic Places Aotearoa.)
Local Government and Environment Committee Members- (more…)