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From leafy suburb to apartment zone
Auckland councillors are going behind closed doors to propose rezoning thousands more houses in the city's suburbs for multiple townhouses and apartments.
Auckland councillors are going behind closed doors to propose rezoning thousands more houses in the city's suburbs for multiple townhouses and apartments.
Achieving the Auckland Council's ambitious goals will require a more rigorous approach to its financial position.
Former Green Party member and council employee David Hay has announced he is standing for the Auckland mayoralty next year.
Two years after a nature sanctuary was put up for sale on Great Barrier Island, its owners are awaiting a deal to be settled with their preferred buyer
Wrangle over waterfront land on Auckland peninsula may be heading to the Supreme Court.
Mr Brown's office today pro-actively released details about his office spend following an Official Information Act request from councillor Cameron Brewer.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown says there is much to learn for Auckland from his attendance at a global climate change conference in Paris this month.
Head of Xero confirms she is considering running for Auckland mayor.
A green overhaul by Auckland Council is expected to save ratepayers nearly three quarters of a million dollars each year.
A controversial land swap for a housing project at Three Kings Quarry has been approved by Auckland councillors today.
Councillors will vote on Thursday to remove 1373 of the 3600 sites of value from the proposed Unitary Plan, or new planning rulebook for the Super City.
Auckland house prices have been driven by speculative demand as much as - or probably more than - a shortage of supply.
Police want to ban alcohol around legendary rockers' AC/DC Springs concert.
It's rare for politicians to admit their mistakes. Particularly one as recent as Auckland Council's unelected Maori Statutory Board, writes Brian Rudman.
Two years after Auckland Council and the Government signed a "housing accord", only 102 houses are known to have been built under its "fast-track" rules.
Simon Collins and Anne Gibson report in a Herald investigation into Auckland's special housing areas - and find progress is surprisingly slow.
Former Labour leader expected to run campaign based on improving transport.
Auckland Council is offering to install a CCTV camera at an illegal dumping "hot spot" in South Auckland.
It bemuses me the way the major political parties go to so much trouble to disguise their interest in running Auckland Council, Brian Rudman writes.
Hefty costs for screens, security and "other services" are reasons why the Super City's refuse to set up a fanzone for Aucklanders to watch the RWCF.
Auckland Council officers have unveiled a plan to reclaim part of the ferry basin on the city waterfront for public space.
Mediation between supporters of the Auckland Harbour Bridge SkyPath and its detractors has been delayed by a month.
National Party figures are behind a new ticket, Auckland Future, being set up to wrestle for control of the Super City at next year's local body elections.
Environment Court grants cycling lobby groups permission to join litigation over Auckland's proposed SkyPath.
The Auckland Council intends to hold a debate and a vote on whether to oppose exploratory oil drilling in an area of seabed off the west coast.
Auckland Council will vote on Thursday over whether to allow offshore oil exploration off Auckland's west coast.
The Auckland Council has been struggling to work out how to preserve the city's heritage in housing.
A liquor ban will be imposed on Auckland's newest beaches a fortnight before they open for public use as a result of a regional review of liquor bans.
Alcohol bans in Auckland are being watered down as the number of areas covered by prohibitions will drop by more than a half.