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City cracking down on street beggars
Auckland City Council increasing its focus on enforcing a by-law which makes begging illegal.
<i>Jane and Antony Matthews:</i> Harbour sheds old, but not 'cheap and nasty'
Jane and Antony Matthews write on the historic significance of Queens Wharf and its buildings.
Architects cite city's industrial heritage as reason to save wharf sheds
Auckland architects are increasing efforts to save Queens Wharf's two 98-year-old cargo sheds.
NZ asks FBI to help nail hackers
FBI called in investigate an international cyber-crime syndicate that hacked into a carpark to steal credit card details from customers.
Council's Queens Wharf plan 'hypocritical' - ARC
An alternative plan for Queens Wharf, backed by John Banks, is "an election stunt" ahead of the super city election, says the ARC chairman.
Controversy over new logo for Super City
Some say the stylised pohutukawa is similar to the regional parks emblem.
Famous names join fight to restore historic theatre
English theatre luminaries Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Judi Dench are on a heavyweight list of artists and historians calling for the reopening of Auckland's St James Theatre.
Sylvia Park mall aims to get a lot bigger
Parties have just under three weeks to voice opinions about development around Auckland's $452 million Sylvia Park mall.
Council reveals Super City's hidden tax bill
Ratepayers face a tax bill of tens of millions of dollars because of Govt plans to have much of the Super City run by commercial bodies, the Auckland City Council says.