OPINION: Tired pupils and crowded schools are a matter of parental choice.

Labour is poised to ask Aucklanders to help pay for a rapid transit network.

An Auckland company say they found a solution to the traffic gridlock plaguing the city.

Owner says a new villa will be erected next to the relocated mansion

A carpark building - topped with a hotel - is proposed for Ports of Auckland land.

Overseas blazes prompt fire-safety checks at 150-plus Auckland buildings.

A $207m package for new trains to Pukekohe has been agreed by Auckland councillors today

COMMENT: Auckland's natural history could get in the way of museum WWI memorial.

A commercial property company has applied for consent to build a bed and foam factory.

More than 20,000 new homes will be built earlier in Auckland under a new initiative

Who is responsible for managing Auckland's events scene and how much we're paying?

There are conflicting opinions on a proposed name change for a village on Waiheke Island.

Cancer Society Auckland Northland wants smokefree outdoor dining to be mandatory.

Cyperus St, Kohuhohuni St or Tributary St - what should a new road be called?

Motukorea Browns Island latest Auckland Regional Park.

COMMENT: Council bureaucrats persist with fast crumbling PPP plans for building SkyPath.

Auckland Council has spent $46.4 million on 31 new parks and open spaces in the last year.

Auckland's volcanic past has been pieced back together, revealing explosive surprises.

How can Auckland make its transport network greener?

Transport Minister Simon Bridges is not saying if the $3.4bn City Rail Link will cost more

EDITORIAL: Auckland can afford to pay a fair share of its transport development costs.

Ministry of Transport paints grim picture of Auckland Council transport spending.

What can the City of Sails learn from the City of Light to make itself greener?

There may not have been a winner on-field, but NZ's tourism sector is toasting to success.

A Plunket clinic is operating in a bus due to health concerns caused by mould.

Four months after extreme flooding, businesses are still struggling to survive.

Geoff Lamb is paying several thousand dollars a year to remove illegally dumped rubbish.

COMMENT: State agents rummaging through your recycling bin? What next?

Friends of a couple whose house exploded in Auckland are fundraising to help them.

Fast-track housing scheme a failure, says Labour.