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Auckland housing rezone loses support
A majority of Auckland councillors now do not support plans to rezone thousands of homes for more intensive housing and apartments.
A majority of Auckland councillors now do not support plans to rezone thousands of homes for more intensive housing and apartments.
Progression in Auckland central pushed by Auckland Council has made the city a fantastic place to live for residents.
Cladding problems on Auckland Council's 31-storey HQ may cost tens of millions to repair.
Several roads will be closed and greater access provided to pedestrians and cyclists under a draft master plan for the development of Auckland Domain.
Fletcher executives will face protests from a small Maori community in Mangere when they attend a planning hearing tomorrow for a proposed new housing project.
Follow all the action from today's Laneway music festival in Auckland with as many reviews as Chris Schulz, Rachel Bache and Amy Shanks can muster.
Tolls are not the answer to fund big transport projects in Auckland like the $2.5 billion city rail link, says mayoral candidate Mark Thomas and the Taxpayers' Union.
Lonely elderly Aucklanders will soon have access to activity centres in council pensioner villages through a proposed council deal with the Selwyn Foundation.
Business leaders have welcomed Prime Minister John Key's State of the Nation address - but one has indicated disappointment on the housing front.
Prime Minister John Key delivers his eighth state of the nation speech as Prime Minister. Read his full speech.
John Key outlines plan to make an early start on the main works of Auckland's $2.5b city rail link. But Andrew Little says the commitment should have come long ago.
The Auckland Council strategy chief talks about the Demographia report and Auckland housing.
Plans to re-establish an award-winning restaurant on Auckland's Long Bay Beach have been halted "indefinitely" after the discovery of historic human remains.
A stately home with a CV of $2.6 million that stood for nearly a century in Remuera Rd has been demolished by its new owner and turned into a parking lot.
A stink is brewing over Auckland Council's decision to approve behind closed doors a major expansion of a waste recycling plant on Puketutu Island in the Manukau Harbour.
It's not just height, it's density. In the widespread mixed housing suburban zones all a developer now needs to secure is a quarter of an acre, writes Cameron Brewer.
From the flag debate to the outrage surrounding the TPPA, this year the government was at the centre of the country's three biggest PR challenges.
The council's governing body has decided to offer Stephen Town a new remuneration package of $690,000 an amount that will be fixed for two years from January 15.
Auckland Council is understood to be releasing maps tomorrow showing large swathes of suburban Auckland being rezoned for multiple townhouses and apartments.
A call for public consultation on rezoning more suburban areas for townhouses and apartments has been quashed by Mayor Len Brown.
Xero chief executive "incredibly proud" of NZ managing director Victoria Crone, who has resigned from her role to make a bid for the Auckland mayoralty.
The contest to find a new mayor for the Super City moved up a gear yesterday when business boss Victoria Crone put her hat in the ring.
One of New Zealand's biggest aged-care providers is believed to have been picked by Auckland Council to take over managing the council's 1412 pensioner flats.
Auckland Council published a list of some of the weirdest requests its call center staff were saddled with.
Auckland business boss is expected to announce on Monday whether she will contest the Auckland mayoralty.
The Auckland Council was so confident the men in black would win the Rugby World Cup they were planning celebrations two games into the tournament.
A $50 million-plus housing project at Albany identified as the site of a shoddy-building video has been issued with four notices by Auckland Council to fix work.
Environment Court reached decision on dispute between property owner and Auckland Council.
All the money spent and work being done by the council and groups to restore native wildlife is a complete waste of time if we don't manage the number one problem - cats, writes Gareth Morgan.