Auckland's Halsey St wharf could be home to the next America's Cup.

"Public fireworks display" turned out to be a special effects and flame show.

A bill allowing 300 new homes on prime coastal land in Auckland is set to pass into law.

Auckland Council is looking into cladding of 90 high-rise buildings in the city.

Cracking down on window washers has come at a big cost to the Auckland Council.

Brian Rudman suggests a more fitting memorial is a WWII-style wooden camp for homeless.

COMMENT:Selling Watercare along with port business would pocket the city up to $5 billion.

A rubbish contractor crushed by a truck yesterday is now in a stable condition.

Australian contractor Ventia has been awarded a $266 million deal with Auckland Council.

Wrangle over walkway puts centenary project in jeopardy, says mayor Phil Goff.

Volunteers are devastated after bee park was sprayed with chemicals.

Mt Albert Aquatic Centre could be another casualty of Auckland's rapid growth.

OPINION: Congestion charges can't work if public transport isn't good enough.

Dawn celebration today for the launch of Matariki Festival 2017.

Critics say Auckland's consultation process is unfair and isn't working.

Sprinklers in doorways of commercial buildings are no way to treat the homeless.

Thirty-four workers in "essential services" have won heavily discounted houses.

COMMENT: Auckland Council's living wage puts the cart before the horse of productivity.

Could shared taxis take over the Auckland CBD at the expense of private cars?

A 17-year-old woman died after she was found head-first down the flooded drain.

A government announcement on road tolls for Auckland is expected this week.

Costs mount as boring machines open up transport links under city.

Councillors have voted in favour of a targeted rate on accommodation providers.

Black sludge poured from a drain in to the water at Browns Bay.

COMMENT: Regional tourism promoters like Ateed are vital to industry, says George Hickton.

COMMENT: Council should not impose an additional rate on tourist accommodation tomorrow.

Golfers are taking legal action to keep Mt Albert property an 18-hole golf course.

Fourteen pohutakawa trees will have to make way for an extension to a cycleway.

A lobby group has told Phil Goff not to treat business as an easy cost-saving target.

Auckland Council has put off finding a way to boost swimming rates among kids.