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Vivace's Mandy Lusk has been warning about the state of the sector.

National has juggled the new roads it plans to build first from its pre-election list.

Gemma Gordon has been widowed with two young children.

Investigations continue into the cause of the crash.

'We're working to keep Auckland moving,' says AT's Stacey van der Putten

Both stadium options face big hurdles – especially over who will foot the bill.

Auckland Transport is the next CCO in Wayne Brown's sight.

Councillors are expected to approve CCO reforms on Thursday.

Alarm bells have already rung about cost and time blowouts.

Local Boards, not AT, will decide projects in their communities.

The extra buyout costs will potentially leave less money for storm resilience projects.

Human error to blame for the CRL report being made public says Phil Wilson.

Attacks started during Covid-19 and getting worse, says union leader.

Senior politicians have been alerted to a lack of confidence in the CRL's time and cost.

The agreement keeps rates down and returns land to the public, says Wayne Brown.

There are still sticking points between the two Browns, says one political source.

Heritage New Zealand would like the building modelled on the historic sheds.

Dozens of Watercare staff are impacted by the mayor's proposals.

Auckland Transport lobbied to keep its statutory independence from political tampering.

The CCO reforms are not a 'slash and burn' mechanism, says the mayor.

The hīkoi is expected to be on the scale of the seabed and foreshore hīkoi 20 years ago.

A man fixed the rollercoaster by hand then carried on running it, the mother said.

AT introduced a de facto travel-free policy in 2020, says Act MP Parmjeet Parmar.

The two Browns agree on the need to overhaul the city's transport authority.

The attack occurred at St Lukes bus hub on Saturday evening.

Watercare is the only CCO not impacted by the drive for greater political control.

There are an enormous number of complaints in reserves, says Local Board chairman.

After 20 years, the complex leaks and needs seismic strengthening says Kāinga Ora.

New football club Auckland FC linked to iconic stadium.

Speedway will race at Western Springs this summer season for the last time.

The $5.5 billion project is tracking toward operating the first passenger trains in 2026.

"We appear to have conflicting information," said acting Mayor Desley Simpson.

Saudi Arabia is the early frontrunner to host the next America's Cup.

The structure is on track to reopen in December, says Eke Panuku.

Consultants for the couple said environmental effects will be less than minor.

Valuations will be tricky this year for storm-damaged properties, says real estate agent.

Fortnightly rubbish collections have been delayed until 2028 at the earliest.

Auckland University researchers found drinking water is largely free of banned chemical.

Auckland Council is scoping a new site for the artwork.

All 75 aboard the ship have been accounted for.

All 75 aboard the ship have been accounted for.

Councillors support motion for solutions to aid storm victims after 20 months of waiting.

Improving confidence in Auckland rail is important, says Transport Minister Simeon Brown.

One CBD resident said the changes would cost at least $11,000 a year.

Residents of Whitford Manor Estate told the Herald the sewage smell is revolting.

Mayor says it doesn't fit the ‘better, faster, cheaper' message he wants at the council.

The plan called for 'supercharging' cycling and massive uptake in electric cars.

Watercare plans to truck sewage away at three other housing developments.

The AT board also ignored Brown's wish for a contested recruitment process.

'It’s like Rotorua but a little bit more potent,' said one resident.

People think they can do anything and get away with it, says Tomasz Malarczyk.

Williamson is unashamedly pro-car and pro-roads.

Cities can fail and Auckland is on the road to failure, says Mike Lee.

It makes sense to have a local say on where and when alcohol is sold, says Wayne Brown.

We ask for information from AT and don't get it, says the mayor.

Auckland Council says the appointment complies with the rules.

The new pool will have four swimming lanes and a jumping platform.

We do not charge for road cones, says Traffix managing director Michael Eremin.

The former Auckland man kept his watch set to NZ time so he knew when to ring home to mum.

Adam Snell was only 22 when his Cessna plane crashed into a paddock.

The Government agreed on new pothole repair targets with NZTA and roading contractors.

The fare cap will help with the cost of living, says mayor Wayne Brown.

'We are at the point of sinking,' says cafe owner Richard O'Hanlon.

AT is looking at way to reduce traffic management costs.

Glenbrook residents are ecstatic, saying they chased Watercare away.